People. Observing and listening to their inherent motivations, and knowing how to inspire and empower meaningful interactions.
Pricing and conversions.
"It don't matter." (Dad grew up in the Bronx). In a nutshell, don't sweat the small stuff. He always got the bigger picture, had wisdom. When my mind goes into a dark space, my father's voice pops in my head. "It don't matter."
My father. The guy was a hustler; street smarts. He was small business owner; sold cleaning supplies and wear-washing systems to schools and churches. He was sharp, funny, quick witted, generous, a giver (not wanting acknowledgment) always did for others. Very high EI. He was very cool. The guy never complained about anything; not even the 22 months he had cancer. Even the last week prior to him dying, people would come visit, they would ask how he was doing, and he'd reply "faaaantastic." He meant it. I was upset one day while we were speaking about his cancer... he said "honey, this is life." I asked him years ago, "do you think there is more good people in the world or bad?" He didn't miss a beat. "Good." 24 hours after he passed, he had 500 people attend his funeral. The guy didn't have money, wasn't in politics and wasn't on social media. He was simply an awesome a person. My hero.
I can talk myself in, out and around anything. Concerts, upgrades, free admissions... the list goes on.
Photographer.
My alphabet backwards.
How to create a pop-out heart card. I've never seen anyone not smile from receiving one or learning to make one!