Clinical laboratory managers do work that is important and difficult. Sometimes, managers get tired or discouraged. Sometimes, it is hard for them to stay happy. This article tells managers how to stay happy! It explains that the facts of life don't make people happy or sad; how people look at those facts makes them happy or sad. Perspective makes people happy or sad. It tells managers that perspective is the way they look at facts; that perspective is powerful; and that perspective is theirs. It explains that how people look at life determines how life looks them. It proves to managers that their world and its people are what their perspective makes them.
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