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Fish! A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results

Stephen C. Lundin · Harry Paul · John Christensen

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• Noise, action, and energy pervade the outdoor fish market. People on lunch break come by for entertainment, even if they buy no fish. Mary stops to watch. • Lonnie, one of the workers, explains to Mary, “We’ve created a lot of energy. Most of our work is smelly, mundane and repetitive. Any work can be boring if you do it every day. But any job can also be performed with energy and enthusiasm. We may not choose our work, but we can choose our attitude.”

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