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Posted by Lee Van Dusen in Galveston

Out of all the important things you do for your business, which are the top two or three that are the most important?

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Commented on Sep 24th, 2023

The top most important task/focus of every business owner is Bring in more customers! You can now do it on autopilot.

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Commented on Sep 26th, 2023

Being passionate, tenacious, and having belief in the unique value of my products and services available to customers!

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Commented on Sep 27th, 2023

Relationship, follow up and customer service

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Commented on Sep 26th, 2023

Taking great care of our bookkeeping clients. Providing updated management reports. And connecting our clients with resources like small business loans.

Business from Lakewood, WA

Commented on Sep 26th, 2023

Keep in touch with our clients, keep them involved, and let them know they are appreciated.

The current business climate lets people wander away, or become complacent. Many of our new businesses have never networked, or even socialized...they need to be present, observe and connect to be successful. It's my job to see that they do that.

Happy Tuesday:)

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Commented on Sep 23rd, 2023

Since I have a Service business: Logistics, Communication & giving each Client undivided Attention.

Lee Van Dusen from KPL Coaching

Are your clients humans, dogs, or both?

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Commented on Sep 25th, 2023

Hi Ed,

Maintaining a facade, while true is a difficult balancing act in mortgage banking; You can't let your guard down for a minute! I strive to be firm yet easy going and informative. It's a better approach in my industry than to sugar coat things. One more thing, at 60 something, I ain't taking my clothes off unless I'm hitting the shower.

Business from Oviedo, FL

Perry, Thank you for a very smart comment. The "guard" you mention is quire often a component of and/or utilizes facade. I really like your blending easy going and firm. I especially like "firm". To me, "firm" connotes integrity. It means to tell it straight without a bunch of whitewash and sugar coating. Whitewash and sugar coating are things of mitigated language. Mitigated language can cause injury and even death. A great read on this is Malcolm Gladwell's "Blink". An Okie quip comes to mind: "Don't take a whiz on my shoes and tell me its raining" To your closing line: LOL Good luck with your mortgage business, Perry. Cordially Ed, Drive On!

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Commented on Sep 26th, 2023

1.) Give people a chance to create and build a productive business with potential by showing the AMSOIL opportunity along with products with superior integrity. The goal is commissions.

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Commented on Sep 25th, 2023

Being positive, consistent, and organized. That is the best way for me to connect with my students. I have to be organized with my time and hold them accountable for the studio guidelines/lesson expectations. This builds mutual trust and respect. and I am always positive/encoraging so they are motivated to meet their goals and keep coming back for more.