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Red Shoes Living, Stand Out For The Positive In How You Work & Live Your Life

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Red Shoes Living offers a higher standard by which you can live, work and thrive. In a world that is increasingly noisy and negative, the Red Shoes philosophy has become a symbol for making a positive impact. Lonnie Mayne shares his expertise on standing out in the way you live, the way you interact with people and the way you can make a difference - whether in business or your personal life. Red Shoes Living is a way of life. It creates meaning and suggests that simply by acknowledging another person's humanity and listening to his or her story, you bridge the gulfs that tend to separate us. There is nothing else like it. Once you embrace Red Shoes Living, you will never turn back.

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Published January 1, 2019

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I almost didn’t read this because I was thinking of it as just another self-help book. It took me a month to finish, and I can’t tell you exactly what the definition of Red Shoes living is, but I came away with the fact that I need to see and treat everyone as humans and help them feel their value. This is something that has become more important to me the older I get. The best section in the book, in my opinion, is Part 5: How to Sustain Red Shoes. Maybe isn’t really teaching me anything new; it’s all about valuing one another and treating others with respect, but this book is a great reminder of how we should treat others. I keep thinking of it as “Jesus said love everyone”, but also make sure they know you love them and they are valuable. I am definitely going to try harder to help those I interact with know that they are valuable, and I see them and love them.
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