With an "extra hand" of understanding and compassion, we provide comfort and assistance needed for quality home life and recovery from medical procedures for all ages.

 

With all the demands on our time made by our business, professional and personal lives, it is tempting to assign a lower priority to networking as an activity designed to meet new people. After all, we have so many commitments at the office and at home - to colleagues, family and friends - that it is difficult to set aside extra time to bring even more people into our lives.

This thinking would be wrong, however, on two levels. For one, we are constantly being introduced to new people anyway, every day, with no disruption to our schedules.

Secondly, by not consistently widening our circles of acquaintances and contacts, we may be severely curtailing our chances for advancement and success.  Read More..... 

Michele's beliefs are strong. I believe that you treat people the way you want to be treated and then some. I believe that going the extra mile is a way of life that is not to be questioned! You treat all people, whether they are customers, employees, friends or family with respect. I am a third generation entrepreneur and what I have been taught since birth is that customer service is your word! I think people appreciate a firm handshake (even from a woman) and for someone to look them in the eyes when they are speaking. I understand that "bad" things happen in life but how you respond to those things is your choice

Annmarie Kelly