Success Stories
Louise helped us focus our computer consulting business and develop clear goals. As a result, our revenues increased 30% last year. Her guidance and support is a huge factor in our success and sanity! I would recommend her to consultants and professionals who want increased profits and peace of mind. Mike Pollack, Mighty Mouse Computer Consulting, Inc. www.mmcci.com
Since working with Louise I have had many positive changes in my business. One of the best things is that profits increased 17% over the previous year. I have gained confidence in my presentation skills, my client interactions and have honed my marketing to be efficient and effective with less effort.
Chad Froeschke
White Space Design
www.whitespacedesigns.net
After working with Louise and her marketing program, I achieved 125% of my goal. I was able to get more focused on my goals and clearer about what actions I needed to take next. I also was able to delegate certain tasks to my assistant and concentrate on what I could do that would be most profitable for my business with less work.
Stacy Atnip
BeautiControl Senior Director
www.beautipage.com/stacyatnip
I would like to thank you for inviting me to take the Get
Clients Now course. In a month, we did nearly $10,000 over the same month last year. I have taken other classes on marketing, and other topics, and it seemed like they just wanted to sell me
something other than an education. I always had goals but never put them in writing or tracked them. I was just upset with myself for never achieving the goals. Putting them in writing, tracking them and having someone to hold me accountable has made a big difference.
I have been letting other business owners know about how much you have helped me. I would be happy to discuss the class with anyone that has any questions about it.
Mark Cage
Will's General Automotive Repair www.willsautomotiverepair.com
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| Adding Value What would happen if we all took the time to add value to someone else each day? Would the world be a better place? Would your community, school or even family be better off? I think so. I′ve heard from many people in many professions and from students that "we always hear about what we do wrong but hardly ever what we do right." How many people can you think of that deserve a compliment and appreciation for what they do? How about your local gift shops and florists? Have you ever called and let them know the flowers were beautiful, thanks for the delivery service or we appreciate you being here for us? I know I love the convenience of calling, ordering something and having it delivered and I really appreciate them being there. And how about your insurance agent? Is he there when you need him, even after hours? Does he provide you with personal attention and friendly service? Thank him for being there. Teachers in our schools spend day after day adding value to our children. They put up with all sorts of behavior, yet continue to teach and play and love. And how about our school principals? We need to let these people know how much we appreciate what they do. Can you think of someone you need to add value to today? The secretary, the sanitation worker, your doctor, nurse, pharmacist, or dry cleaner? How about the postal worker that brings your mail everyday or the paper carrier? Is your pastor there for you and your children in good times and bad? Thank him. Do your children ever make good grades or show kindness to someone else? Do they make their bed or take out the trash? Do they take care of a pet or show some other form of responsibility? Let them know you appreciate their actions and thank them. During this time of Thanksgiving, I think it appropriate to make a point to thank those people who have somehow added value to your life and your community. Think of someone you know that deserves a big "thank you" and let them know you appreciate them. Here are a few suggestions in how to add value to someone you know.
1. Send a flower to your insurance agent or secretary.
2. Send a thank-you note to your florist.
3. Thank the city workers for keeping our city clean and beautiful.
4. Take a teacher a card or box of candy.
5. Take a basket of fruit to the people at your favorite business.
6. Let the principal know when you are pleased with his choices or decisions. (Take him a cheese Danish from the bakery).
7. Thank the folks at the bakery for the wonderful treats they provide our community.
8. Always take the time to thank people for the value they add to your life and community |
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