Good habits work FOR you.

Like staking out a dedicated hour every morning to work on that book you've been promising yourself to write. (If you wait for inspiration, or just lollygag around hoping that an open week will magically appear in your schedule... the book will NEVER get done.)

But other habits just drain energy from you. And you probably don't even know which ones they are. They're invisible little energy leeches, rotting your pipes so slowly you don't notice.

Take the time, today, to examine the mostly unconscious ways you've installed "set" activities in your life. Many - like watching TV just cuz it's there - are robbing you of the joy of being alive.

Self-examination is hard. Your brain will resist at first... but you must keep at it, and go deep.

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Keep Telling Your Customers How Good You Are

To encourage repeat business, you should constantly remind and re-educate your customers about what you do for them. Don't make the mistake of thinking they are watching everything you do and appreciating all the improvements and additions you are creating.

If, for example, you buy a top-line BMW, you should receive something from your dealer every month, pointing out how your relationship with BMW can further enhance your life. One effort might be a small brochure that offers a free video course on how to better use the entertainment system. Another might be a booklet that tells you how to brake safely using BMW's patented braking system.

To do a good job re-educating your customers, you must talk about genuine benefits - which means you must provide them. Make your products better, and then tell your customers why they are better and how to use them.

Larry
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