CONTAGIOUS JOY
An insurance company sponsored a seminar for it’s salespeople. The title of the seminar was “Inspiration.” The speaker was trying to inspire the agents to sell more policies, so he began telling them a success story about a man who was later identified as the president of their company. “I know a man who drove straight to his goal. He looked neither right nor left. He pressed forward at all costs and with only one destination in mind. Neither friend nor foe could delay or divert him from the road he had chosen. All who stood in his path did so at their own risk. He drove himself night and day. What would you call such a man, my friends?” From the rear, from one of the obviously, un- inspired veteran sales people came the answer, “A truck driver!” The contagious spirit of the early disciples who were able to turn the world upside down, wasn’t inspired by corny sales speeches. People’s…
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