NEW YORK -- There is no excuse not to be remarkable and if wedo, we will benefit all those we come in contact with.

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That was the message of author and "chief morale officer'' KirkWeisler during a session this morning at the Credit UnionConference & Expo. He said by taking that approach people willmake everyone's life more meaningful.

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"We all have a gift, it's part of the human endowment,'' he saidduring a session called "The Dog Poop Initiative,'' in which hefocuses on good and bad leadership and inspirational practices.

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He suggested several ways to show love, in the workplace and inlife overall:

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1. Give people words of affirmation. 2. Give people gifts. 3.Give them the gift of your time. 4. Physical touch. 5. Do acts ofservice.

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With that attitude, you will improve.

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During staff meetings, there should be regular instances inwhich you show motivation, education, recognition and connection.While a manager can begin these initiatives, he or she should turnover responsibility to employees to devise these team-buildingapproaches, Weisler suggested.

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He also said it is imperative to continually grow andimprove.

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"If you're not growing, you're done. Damnation doesn't start inthe next life, it starts in this one,'' Weisler said.

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