In his new book, motivator extraordinaire Steve Harper offers a simple but empowering set of principles for improving our lives, our businesses and our world by learning to put other people first.The Ripple Effect shows how our actions create a series of consequences, or ripples, for the people in our life. These ripples are passed along through our network of friends, family, neighbors, employees, co-workers, clients, even casual acquaintances. Each ripple has the power to affect countless lives sometimes in dramatic fashion.By consciously creating positive ripples, we can unlock a treasure chest of possibilities with every chance encounter and every no-longer-random act of kindness. We can touch hearts and transform spirits. We can build communities and achieve dreams. We can make the seemingly impossible not only possible, but real.Systematically improving the lives of others also enhances our lives: increased business referrals, improved customer loyalty, better work environments, new opportunities and deeper, more satisfying personal relationships. As author Steve Harper shows, the ROI of selflessness can be truly astounding.And it all begins . . . with you!
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Steve Harper is an author, professional speaker and corporate business strategist specializing in strategic business development.
What would it take to change the world? Money? Power? Influence? Not necessarily. It might take a lot less: a kind word here, a good deed there. Simple things in and of themselves, but actions that can nevertheless have dramatic and far-reaching consequences.The Ripple Effect Like a stone thrown into a pond, our actions create ripples in the lives of those we come in contact with, and by extension into the lives of the people they come in contact with. By consciously harnessing that ripple effect, we can positively affect our closest friends and family, co-workers and employees, customers, casual acquaintances . . . even people w
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