The November 2004 Two Minute Tuesday

The Two Minute Tuesday goes out the first Tuesday of every month. Written in 200 words or less, the TMT only takes two minutes of your time but provides you with practical, inspirational, and motivational business and writing tips .

Two Minute Tip
Election day is probably the last day you want to be thinking about business, but it’s a great day to be planning for the future. Our country’s future will be changed no matter who is elected, and these changes will undoubtedly effect your working and non-working life.

While you’re glued to the television watching the results come in, appreciate how much planning went into the election campaigns. Months were spent crafting the right slogan and choosing just the right words to say. Years were spent implementing well-thought out strategies.

Do you put the same effort into your business no matter how large or small it is? Would your plans change if you knew that the entire American public would be scrutinizing every word and action made? Luckily, most of us don’t have to think on that level every day!

But each and every customer does deserve the same kind of attention that go into national election campaigns. Keep this in mind the next time you plan for the future of your business.

Choose strategies that respect and motivate your customers. Implement them with as much care as a presidential candidate on the campaign trail.
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