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Radical Appreciation

Can you imagine the impact you can have in the lives of others by simply creating a culture of radical appreciation in your business -- appreciation to prospective clients for the mere consideration of your services, appreciation to current customers, appreciation to your employees (or contractors), and appreciation to your business partners?

There are many ways to do this.  For example, you can allocate 2-4 hours each month towards phone calls or personal handwritten letters to express appreciation to them and (optionally) bless them with an additional surprise gift. This doesn’t have to cost much, and rest assured that when you involve the Lord in this, all provision for what He leads will be made available to you. 

Truly listen when you’re having conversations with people you encounter in business. Discover what they like, what they dislike, what they need, what they desire. When you listen and observe, you’ll find that conversations will leave clues. Those clues help you to personalize how you express your appreciation in such a manner that the person on the receiving end is moved by your unusual demonstration of love -- it will model how your Father cares about every single detail concerning you.

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