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💰 💰 Tipping 💰 💰 !!!!! We should tip based on the level of service. Some recent encounters: ⏩ We had dinner at a local restaurant and had an excellent waitress. My husband tipped her based on her performance. As we were leaving, she came running after us thinking we made a mistake on the bill. We told her it was not a mistake. She started crying and profusely thanked us. ⏩We took family out on a holiday with a party of 6 and the gratuity was automatically added to the bill. My husband added to the tip in appreciation of their hard work on a holiday. The manager came running out to the parking lot to explain the gratuity was already on the bill. We explained that the tip was correct. He shook our hands in appreciation for his staff. ⏩I was traveling on business and was about to pay the bill via the portable handheld device that you bring to the table. The default options for the tip were 7%, 5%, 3%. No wonder restaurants can't keep staff. What's happening in the world of tips? Are people no longer being fair to service staff? Has the world stopped tipping for good service? I'm also one that believes if someone underperforms, the tip should align accordingly. What's your take on this situation?

When it comes to getting the word out to as many people as possible, what matters most to us is that the enthusiasm is contagious. It's not just about saying, "It's recommended!" but rather, "I want you to know about this too." That's where our voucher system comes in. We want to expand this framework to bring joy and delight to everyone involved. https://wix.to/RBuw352 #newblogpost

Can you identify which of the following is not a type of joint in the human body? Put on your thinking cap, post your answer in the comments, and stand a chance to win gift vouchers. #Sagility #ThinkingMinds #WeAreSagility #SOARWithSagility #ContestAlert

This weekend, I witnessed a pitch gone wrong. I was at a local fair with my family, and a scout leader was selling raffle tickets. He kept shouting the same line over and over: “Raffle tickets, 25 kroner, support the scouts, win travel gift cards!” It wasn’t a bad offer. But nobody cared. Why? Because he was talking at people, not to people. That's why he was the only vendor with no customers. Here’s what I would've done differently: 1. Picked a victim from the crowd. 2. Asked them if they needed a holiday. 3. Then slowly segueing into pitching my raffle tickets. I would've mentioned how expensive holidays can be, but that I had these sweet gift cards on offer and that they'd support the local scouts at the same time. So here's how you can apply that to your copy: 1. Focus on one person at a time. 2. Lead with the benefit that’ll grab their attention. 3. Speak like you’re having a conversation, not giving a lecture. That's it for today -- happy Monday, ya'll.

It's time for another #FinancialTipTuesday! This week, we're talking about how to save money on spring break. ☀️ To help keep your wallet happy over spring break, here are 3 tips for saving money: 💰 Set a daily spending limit: This will help you ward off temptation from impulsively buying souvenirs. 💰 Think like a local: Avoid the more expensive, tourist-trap areas of your destination by dining and engaging in activities like a local. 💰 Consider traveling in a group: This means you can split the costs of transportation, accommodations, food, and more. We're wishing you happy and safe travels this spring break!

#Thoughtfulness In this photo, I have two gifts that have become indispensable to me. The first is my favorite water bottle, a thoughtful gift from CMA CGM during Customer Service Week hosted by Jean-Baptiste Longin ☺️ The second is a pair of earphones I received from my Secret Santa last Christmas . I didn’t realize how much I needed them until I started using them. Now, I can’t imagine leaving the house without them—they make my life so much easier! These gifts remind me of the importance of thoughtfulness. Simple gestures like gifting, words of encouragement, or offering hope might seem small, but they can have a lasting impact on someone’s life. It’s not just about the object or the words themselves, but the consideration behind them. When someone takes the time to think about what might bring you joy or make your day a little easier, it shows how much they care. Let’s take a moment to appreciate the thoughtfulness in our lives. It’s these small, considerate acts that often make the biggest difference. 🌟 #Thoughtfulness

Fancy a cheeky meal or a gift voucher on the company? Yes please! Trivial benefits are simple: You can treat yourself or your team to gifts up to £50, totally tax-free. But there’s a catch → It can’t be cash, → A bonus → Anything tied to work performance.  What’s allowed:  - A meal out  - Shopping vouchers  - Flowers, gifts or chocolates  What’s not allowed:  - Cash or cash equivalents  - Anything part of a contractual reward  - Items over £50 Directors get a £300 cap per year, while employees can enjoy one trivial benefit per month as long as each gift stays under £50. #TrivialBenefits #TaxFreePerks #DirectorLife #SmallBusinessTips

15th anniversary and we decide to only pay half of the bill! That’s right! Naturally, we celebrated the best way we know how: with amazing food. We went to Boda for our anniversary dinner: • 2 snacks • 2 starters • 2 mains • 2 drinks • 1 dessert (because let’s be honest, I was already full but couldn’t resist 🤭) All of this, plus a stunning view… for just $56 each! How? We got a First Table voucher to get 50% off the bill (Not sponsored—yet! But hey, First Table, I’m ready when you are 😉). So here’s your reminder: You can enjoy life’s special moments without breaking the bank. How do you balance enjoying life’s moments while staying on track with your financial goals? #financialwellness

Just a quick reminder that you have until 8pm tonight to get involved and comment your predictions!! Make sure you are following our page and comment on the original post! Good Luck!🍀🏆

𝑻𝒓𝒂𝒅𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑫𝒆𝒃𝒕 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝑫𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒎𝒔 continued... In these posts, I’m sharing some of the steps and behavior changes my husband and I made to crush our debt and achieve our financial goals, including enjoying debt-free vacations. Through these posts I hope to inspire you to see the amazing, snowball effect that focused, consistent changes can have on your life. 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞 𝟑 𝐨𝐟 𝟏𝟒 Cutting back on frequent restaurant visits in our daily lives freed up funds, letting us enjoy dining out guilt-free on our vacation. 𝐐𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: How often do you dine out and could that money be better spent? 𝐂𝐨𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐃𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐚'𝐬 𝐏𝐫𝐨 𝐓𝐢𝐩: Plan and budget for dining out as a treat, not a routine, and see your savings grow. https://lnkd.in/g_G6U7Nk #DariasBudgetingCenter #JoyfulChoices #DebtFreeLiving