Prior to the presentation by Joe at the HR Florida annual event, a stranger, sat down and joined us at our table at the event, and we introduced ourselves. Her name was Lori and when I stated my name she repeated it and said oh my gosh, you help me start my business. I said oh Lori, I remember you, you moved from up north to Florida and you were starting a training business. She said yes and you connected me with my first, professional colleague, and I have been working with her for seven years. We created our moments unbeknownst to either one of us that we see each other again. Then later in that session, Joe presented about making moments and I thought I better take a seven of hearts card because of our serendipity meeting that day

Jon Petz came and was the final speaker at a local HR conference. The message encouraged us to not doubt the amount of impact you can be to someone with what can seem to be a small insignificant moment.

Jon Petz came and was the final speaker at a local HR conference. The message encouraged us to not doubt the amount of impact you can be to someone with what can seem to be a small insignificant moment.

When I was in high school, my teacher made us write out 3 sentences that started with “I’m just”. Afterwards we erased and wrote “I am”. My valedictorian, also, in high school talked about staying present in the moment. This book reminded me of both of these meaningful messages.

When we were out in the desert. There was a magician giving a show. We were making fun of him but I realized he actually made me laugh. Jon’s message reminded of this moment with my friends.

When we were out in the desert. There was a magician giving a show. We were making fun of him but I realized he actually made me laugh. Jon’s message reminded of this moment with my friends.

Im a manager for twin peaks in the restaurant industry that’s dedicated to show we can revolutionize this industry through inspiration and motivation. I believe that taking mentorship’s seriously we can impact and positively change our team members lives.

Ron is such a kind, cheerful person. He helps customers with patience and a sense of humor.

On the second day of school my teacher was waiting to give this card to that was hanging on her whiteboard