I’ve got myself all dressed up purdy for Halloween. But I’ve also got a pretty cool point about using levity and humor for a tool. Check out the video:
What’s my point? What are you gonna DO today to create
levity, lightheartedness and joy? For yourself? For your family? For your organization? Your team? All of the attitude adjustments in the world are great, but without action you have nothing.
So get out there…and act happy. Your people need you. And it will help you to get what you want.
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Yours,
Brad Montgomery
Motivational Speaker, Keynote Speaker, Halloween Fan
For those of you who prefer to read, here is a transcript of the video:
Hey, it’s Brad Montgomery from BradMontgomery.com. Happy Halloween! All right, so I love Halloween for a lot of reasons, but one of them is I get to dress up like a complete idiot and it’s okay. Check out the cool shoes!
All right, so what is my point and what does this have to do with you? The reason I like Halloween, besides the Snickers, is you get to dress up you get to have fun. You’re not only allowed to have fun, you’re encouraged to be a little bit goofy, and when I am speaking to my audiences, one of the messages that we give them, whether we’re talking to managers or to leaders or to entire organizations, we’re saying, ìIf you want to have a better workplace culture, if you want to bring levity and lightheartedness and humor to work, part of it yeah, is mindset, part of it is sort of a mental game, but in the end, it comes down to action. What are you going to do? What are you going to do to create joy and levity and fun in your life?î
So Halloween is perfect. You can act crazy and get away with it. Now, if you don’t feel like acting like a complete dork on Halloween, I don’t really care, but the point remains, and Halloween, I think, emphasizes that we’re allowed to do something, we’re encouraged to do something and if you really want to succeed to make your work culture fun, your family fun, any organization you’re part of fun, it’s going to require action on your part.
All right, Happy Halloween. Trick or treat. My name is Brad Montgomery. There’s more on BradMontgomery.com. Woo-hoo!
Happy Halloween! I love this time of year, too! Yesterday as I did my errands I had to smile at the clerks and workers everywhere who were bringing some joy into their workplace and to their customers. Everyone just seemed to be in a good mood – even at the car license bureau. And that’s saying a LOT!
Carry on and keep the spirit of halloween alive!
Thanks Kelli. I would have loved to see the clerks all dressed up. Makes the whole car ordeal fun… Or at least less lame. Thanks!