Have you noticed how uncivil our society has become?

Graphic image of the word hello in pretty handwritingFrom nasty responses on social media to video recordings showing people doing mean things to other people, all the way across our political spectrum. It saddens me and makes my heart hurt.

So I was quite delighted when I learned that today (Nov. 21st) is World Hello Day.

(I would have told you about it sooner if I had known sooner.)

The purpose of World Hello Day is quite simple; it is to promote peace all over the world, and bridge barriers between every nationality. The observance of World Hello Day began back in 1973 in response to the conflict between Israel and Egypt. Since that time, over 180 countries have taken part in the event.

Taking part is easy. You just say hello and give a good day greeting to at least 10 people you meet today! You can certainly do this with your family and friends, but I suggest that you be brave and reach out to everyone you meet today.

A peaceful world can only be achieved if we all join together to make it happen. You’ll be amazed at what a smile, a nod, and a spoken hello can do for people. You’ll probably make their day!

Let’s show our world leaders that we should try to create peace through talking — not through being violent to one another!

Just for fun, you may want to learn how to say hello in several different languages. This website will help. Then you can be sure to get your message across no matter whom you meet!

So “hello” or “hola” or “bonjour” or “guten tag” or “aloha” or “buon giorno.”

Have a great weekend!

Adios,
Marty

Meet Marty

Meet MartyCertified Law of Attraction Trainer, Coach and Author. Huge Adele fan. Grandpa to Benjamin. Soul Proprietor. Lover of all things about business and marketing. Out and proud happily married gay guy.

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My Motto:

“As a Soul Proprietor, I expand in abundance, success and love every day, as I work to inspire those around me to do the same.”

What I Believe...

  • in being of service to humanity
  • in listening carefully and responding appropriately
  • in talking with people not at them
  • in taking appropriate action
  • in knowing when to say "no"
  • in being nice, no matter what
  • you should be able to speak with your coach whenever you need them
  • in answering the phone and helping whomever is on the line — whether a client, a prospect, or a salesperson
  • success is not scarce — everyone is called to success but not everyone answers
  • in asking questions
  • in purpose instead of power
  • in meaning over money
  • in giving full value to my clients
  • in going under-promising and over delivering
  • in the importance of sharing my knowledge and expertise
  • in the sacredness of the bond created between myself and my clients
  • that I'm here to help guide you to your most extraordinary life and business
  • heart-centered, soul-driven entrepreneurs are here to change the world