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Zoom Calls What works for you?
I'm really eager to get back into my check-ins on zoom and since you guys are the ones that are here you will set the the schedule based on what works for you. what day and time would be great to set up an ongoing zoom where we can connect online?
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Zoom Calls What works for you?
Zooms Anyone?
When I started doing my certification for AI, one of the things that I did pretty regular that seem to go over well was picking a regular meeting time and just jumping on a zoom to connect with my peers they would talk about their projects, and I will talk about mine and the things that I Was a little bit more savvy. I would share as a training moment. I’m thinking about doing that again on a more regular basis in here and trying to see if that is going to be of interest to the core group that is currently here. Thoughts?
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Offering value versus quick money
Sitting in the barbershop listening to a person complain about a customer who seems to have paid him for a job, but he knew he should have encouraged her to do something different He could’ve served her better had he “recommended” what she needed; but it sounded like he wanted to get the quick money and not do more work OR run the risk or having the client reconsider the small job. Hearing the context of the situation, without knowing the, full details, I can very easily be missing something; but from what I did ascertain, it was very much a learning lesson on Customer Service; one that was most appropriate to share here. Process it as you will, but I think from what I’ve learned sharing with clients you wish to retain long term; even at the risk of turning down easy money, you might want to act like the “expert” while offering the solution requested: IE: I can certainly accomplish that for you at this price point $____, but I would recommend that you do_____ , because ______ (that way, they can fully clearly move forward with everything they need to be successful AND position yourself as a reliable expert remaining on speed dial) I could be wrong, but I doubt that I am
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Take a risk on yourself.
Sometimes we shut down our own ideas because we don’t believe in them and some people will see that same idea and get excited about it when you barely wanted to give it the light of day. What that says is that you’re a lot sharper than you give yourself credit for and in an odd way other people believe in your ideas more than you sometimes…. Take a risk on yourself if it doesn’t go anywhere you haven’t lost too much …..but what if it does?
Take a risk on yourself.
Passion projects can sometimes be what you were meant to do
If you are on the beginning stages of establishing a business or a movement outside of your nine to $5 million question you always wanna ask yourself what is it that you do like to do or already? I am doing for yourself and for others it comes to you easy Creates value and you don’t even think about it as work when you do it that may be your passion.
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