She asks the children to write a story with a main character, then list his or her qualities — loyal, jealous, brave, generous.
I suspect my kids far exceed the American Academy of Pediatrics' recommended time allotment for television, though I find today's programming more educational than Roadrunner or Tom and Jerry and even SpongeBob possesses admirable qualities (loyal friend with a solid work ethic).
Especially given the quality that loyal Toyota buyers have come to expect.
In the past, convenient store locations, aggressive sales forces, and a general lack of information shielded companies from the penalties of providing anything less than the best product and service quality; customers were loyal by necessity, not choice.
It pays off with quality engagement and loyal consumers.
Instead, media brands are forced to think critically about the quality of their loyal, core audience, because it is those individuals who will, as social sources, share and discuss the content, information, facts and myths with their own friends and audiences.
That led to the creation of the Publisher Tools, which include analytics that show how content is performing in Pocket, which articles are getting the most traction from a pure popularity perspective, which are better in terms of quality and attracting loyal readers, and which authors are among your top saved.
Concentered all in self, the reluctantly departing president failed to impart a single behind-the-scenes anecdote to dramatize the leadership qualities of his loyal sidekick, Al Gore.
But while blogging is a favored mode of expression for blowhards of every stripe, it is also the basis for a new crop of editorial products with high-quality content and loyal readerships.
When Theresa May made Damian Green her deputy after last year's disastrous election she chose him for his qualities as a loyal, discreet fixer who was not vying for her job and could be trusted to put her interests ahead of all others.
