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Be successful

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This morning while thinking of what to write I came across this beautiful saying by Confucius with the sign made up by Success.com and thought how appropriate. For a blog seeking to change attitudes sometimes in the face of discouragement a nice thing happens, and a new beginning is announced and the motivation gets stirred up again. One thing thats hard to die is hope and I hope to see great new things happening in Grand Bahama soon. I hope to see the residents move themselves to their own dreams despite the climate and make huge successes not only for themselves but also the community. I hope we all see potential in offering answers to businesses already established that would mean the beginning of a new career or business. You don't have to manufacture the entire machine, just necessary parts, to be able to be a huge success. Let us all move toward our goals and if you need help check out FSI - flinstoneinc.co for ideas and ways of getting funding. Le us all keep

Progress at Port Authority though staff cs training

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The Grand Bahama Port Authority, Limited (GBPA) has announced that it will launch a Customer Service Training initiative, commencing with mandatory sessions for all GBPA Group personnel, followed by external training for Licencees. The customer focused training is an initiative of GBPA’s Invest Grand Bahama Small Business Bureau (IGBSBB), and is scheduled to begin on Wednesday.  According to President Ian Rolle, the training is comprised of two segments, internal and external. “The first segment which is internal, will address how we as a group interact with our customers; meaning Licencees, utility customers and property owners as well. The second segment, taking place on April 15 th  and 16 th  will focus on businesses and how Licencees interact with patrons; meaning local customers as well as visiting guest s  and tourists.” Rolle said. He added that the need for this initiative was also highlighted by the increased number of service complaints by local patrons doing bu

Life

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I was sent this wonderful poem and as we are encouraged to think positive I wish to share this with you: Be the Conductor of Your Train of Life Recently a friend shared with me frustrations she felt about some life challenges. As she aptly described how she coped with the struggles in her life's journey, it reminded me of the following poem. Some folks ride the train of life Looking out the rear, Watching miles of life roll by, And marking every year. They sit in sad remembrance, Of wasted days gone by, And curse their life for what it was, And hang their head and cry. But I don't concern myself with that, I took a different vent, I look forward to what life holds, And not what has been spent. So strap me to the engine, As securely as I can be, I want to be out on the front, To see what I can see. I want to feel the winds of change, Blowing in my face, I want to see what life unfolds, As I move from pla