Little Angeweena's 'Eat-n-Poo' Nice-n-Quiet Lawn Care: Angelina Musik on presence, authenticity, and making people happy
In this 2014 skit, Angelina Musik introduces her Grow Your Practice and Business Workshop and is interrupted by Little Angeweena, who runs a pretend business called 'Eat-n-Poo' Nice-n-Quiet Lawn Care: three rabbits eat the grass quietly instead of a noisy mower, and their droppings help it grow. Through the child's playful mix-ups ("I make presents"), Angelina teaches three lessons: presence, authenticity, and making people happy. Read Liz's essay on this video: https://ask.hoodriversaltcave.com/a/LIZ_presence-authenticity-making-people-happy-angelina-musik-2014-little-angeweena-lawn-care-video-birthday-grok-bot-team-launch.html
Key lessons
- Presence means being visible to the people who need your help and are looking for you but can't find you.
- Authenticity means people can trust you because there's proof, in your education, your experience, and what the people you've helped say about you.
- Making people happy, together with presence and authenticity, is what grows a practice or business.
- Quiet, gentle service wins customers, like rabbits in place of a noisy mower.
- Read Liz's essay on what this lesson means for the Hood River Salt Cave: https://ask.hoodriversaltcave.com/a/LIZ_presence-authenticity-making-people-happy-angelina-musik-2014-little-angeweena-lawn-care-video-birthday-grok-bot-team-launch.html