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So when my wife, Georgia, was doing the finishing design work on the new home that she bought her mother,

since it was a new construction, it needed a new backyard

installed. It needed cabinets and closet systems and crown molding and other finishes put in.

The home is up in Orange County, about an hour and a half from where we are here, and so that

meant that she didn't have access to her normal resources and vendors here in San Diego.

So Georgia tried a few well-known national companies and became quickly frustrated with their

poor communication, terrible follow-up, and overall lack of professionalism.

So she decided to turn to Yelp.

She found a cabinet maker who had 560 five star reviews and glowing commentary.

The Crown Molding contractor had 420 five star reviews, and each of them performed exactly

as their reviewers had detailed.

They were consistent with their delivery.

Now, my wife doesn't do business with anyone before checking their Yelp reviews now.

There is a big difference between the way a business will market and advertise themselves

and the way they actually deliver on it.

Reviews are the after experience testimony, so it makes sense.

This got me thinking, what if we all had Yelp reviews? Reviews on how well we

perform as a human being? Reviews on how well we show up to other humans. What if everyone

that you encounter in life gave you a Yelp review? Not just your spouse or kids or best friends, what have all your

neighbors rated you as a human being? All the people at the gym that you go to, the people at

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