Wednesday, June 5, 2019

@JayBusselle That experience defined quite a bit and helped mold what we do today. Good things & people are out there so long as we are receptive. Thx for listening


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@PromoKitchen A2: after my transplant I started wearing a Pay it Forward bracelet that Charley Johnson @HandStandsPROMO gave me. I'd give them out to people I'd help out w/ gas, food, etc. w/ no pretense of being paid back. That still reminds me to look ahead always & I still give them out


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@PromoKitchen A3: I believe in paying it forward (thx to Charley Johnson I still give out Pay It Forward bracelets) & that good things do come back to you. By working locally, we have received referrals/biz just b/c of what we do - it's a passive mktg tool for us - be kind, it does come back


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@PromoKitchen A5: We pay it forward yearly with clothing to homeless and disadvantaged kids programs. We donate to local schools and non-profits for fundraising efforts, we support locally as part of our culture - the impact isn't bottom line-centric for us, it's just right.


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@PromoKitchen A4: Easy one, I received a kidney transplant from a living angel in 2010. I had resigned the Coca-Cola acct & closed my business. In 2011, I re-opened as #Whiteboardpromos & built from scratch w/ mindset of helping others grow their #brandstory. There is good out there y'all.


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Monday, May 27, 2019

Wednesday, May 22, 2019