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Gratitude

A Promise to Self: The One

  Tonight a beautiful woman approached me and said, “I’ll never forget the time I heard you speak, it was life-changing.” I thanked her and asked when she’d heard me speak. “It was at Canyon Crest Elementary School when I was in 6th Grade”. I scratched the gray in my beard, grabbed my cane, and hobbled away.   To feel old is one thing. To realize you are is another. Yet few compliments make me more grateful than this one.   Proves the message was lasting and impacting. Glad I went to that school and spoke to those kids, probably for free!   What promises have you kept that once in a while you’re reminded really have made all the difference?     ~ jason hewlett Jason Hewlett, CSP (Certified Speaking Professional), CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame, is a Keynote Speaker for the largest corporate events in the world. His primary message, The Promise, is essential for Leadership, Management, Sales, Marketing, Direct-Sales Companies, and is a combination of engagement and entertainment meets inspiration.  Jason has even received standing ovations from IT guys.  He has been acknowledged as life-changing by Conference Attendees, C-Level Executives and Hollywood Elite.  jasonhewlett.com Please click here to

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Funny

The Actor’s Promise

  I talk about Jim Carrey a lot.  As in I refer to him in most speeches, shows, in blogs, and in every coaching/training for perfomers. The man is a genius. The man is polarizing. You very well may hate him, but I love him, and this is my blog. More people say I remind them of Jim Carrey than anyone else.  There couldn’t be a greater compliment for me professionally. Even my Kindergarten teacher phoned my parents when “Ace Ventura”, Jim’s first movie, came out, and said, “This actor stole your son’s routine!”  That’s a true compliment. For the first 12 years of this career performing my One-Man Show of Comedy & Music Impressions I ended my show with one routine: Jim Carrey in a normal job situation, working at Subway as a sandwich artist. I don’t recall a time it didn’t get me a rousing standing ovation.  (ok, maybe once) The set-up is, and always was, to teach the point that Jim Carrey always kept the Promise to The Audience as an Actor.  He used his Signature Moves to entertain whoever was watching, and he would do this whether in a comedy club to start his career, on

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Inspiration

Is The Promise a Religious Message?

I received an interesting statement from a friend the other day.  He asked, “I thought The Promise was for religious audiences only.” He was surprised I would go with a word – PROMISE – that is generally reserved for spiritual, religious, and very personal matters. Upon creating The Promise I wasn’t thinking along those lines, but actually yes, to be honest, it can go whatever direction you want it to go. The concept of The Promise is so simple that it almost seems too basic – and thus it is constantly overlooked. Fact is, imagine if every company made a promise and kept it to you, and actually lived their Mission Statement? What if every Employee actually kept their promise they made upon being hired and became as good as you hoped they’d become? How cool would it be if every team at work became as trusting and caring as a Family and kept the promise of giving each person their shot at doing their best, trusted for amazing work? And what if you kept every promise to yourself? Sure, these could be religious concepts, spiritual and of a very powerful self-help nature.  But in this case the truth is this: A

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Business

Managers Are Mentors

Are you a Manager, Executive, or Leader in your workplace? If so, Congratulations! Question: How did you get there?   Did you do it alone?  Or did you have some help?  In all likelihood you had a Mentor, or a few Mentors, that recognized something great in you that you didn’t see in yourself.   They pointed out your incredible gifts, the strengths you naturally exhibited, the flair for leadership that brings someone from the bottom rung to the top, and eventually to another ladder altogether.   And now YOU are The Mentor.   What is your responsibility in this position?  Why were you chosen to this?   In high school a teacher heard me singing in the hall.  She burst through the choir room door and demanded to know why I wasn’t in the choir.   “I play basketball, I’m going to be in the NBA”, I said.   She looked me up and down and said, “You are a SINGER!  Come into my classroom!”   She made me audition for a choir spot I didn’t care to land.  But in that moment of ambivalence she unleashed potential I never knew I had.  Or at least I hadn’t shared

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Business

Why Chick-Fil-A Closes on Sundays

If you have ever tried a Chick-Fil-A sandwich, or the nuggets, or their fries, or their shakes, then you too might be willing to drive any distance to take your family to enjoy their food.   If you have ever walked into their establishment and been greeted in a friendly manner, had your food served to you by a smiling, young, future of America employee, and felt like you just walked into the most welcoming environment in the traditional fast food genre of restaurant, then you know why our family rarely goes anywhere else for a quick bite.  Their Legendary customer service is highlighted by my friend Ty Bennett HERE.  If you have ever waited at a drive thru and had a waiter come and take your order before you hit the microphone no one can ever understand you screaming through, then you have been to this place.   Chick-Fil-A is an obsession for many people and families throughout America.  No wonder, as their food is delicious, fairly healthy, top quality, and their service impeccable.   However, they have one glaring problem: They close on Sundays!   Yes, in their own words, this is the day of observance, the day

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