Many businesses are not into the idea of educating their customers for fear of losing prospective buyers. They think that customers who get so much information would search other suppliers, and would eventually lose them. But actually, it’s the other way around if you believe that your product is what your customer is looking for.
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I thought that starting a business is not a problem as long as I got my capital. But my failures proved me wrong. I’d put up quite a number of businesses since I got out of college with the idea that I would make it big in a year. That was my goal. I was so enthusiastic and optimistic. I can feel that it was the right business for me. But in just three months, I closed it down for I got no client.
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Understanding that everything (thoughts, actions, behaviors) has its cause and effect can be of great help when applied to business, especially on the way you treat your customers. Treat them well, and they will keep coming back; treat them poorly, well, better be prepared for the repercussions.
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My mother was one of the best bespoke tailors in our town, and she hated it when RTW started to boom and claimed its place in the market. But she never lost heart, even during the times when the economy was down. She continued running her shop and survived the odds.
She greatly influenced me on the value of hard work and taking pride in the worth of tailor-made clothing.
With the so many information and ideas we get from influencers we watch online, it’s hard to know who or what to follow.
Last month, I was into yoga. This month, I tried traveling and jumping. Next month, I’m planning on starting a keto diet. And by the way, I’ve been in and out of some diets before, but none last a week.
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