THE MONEY MASTER; HOW I TURNED AROUND MY BUSINESS BY DOING THIS

The aim of every business is profit. Otherwise, you are only counting losses. We always talk about coming up with creative ways to solve business challenges. We stress the need for customer loyalty and retention. We are constantly reminded—sometimes in an irritating way—that the customer is always right. Customer feedback, they say, should be treated with the same seriousness as a judgment from the chief justice.

Quality will always beat quantity. Anyone in business knows that while theories sound nice, the real fight is out there on the ground. I tried everything in my clothes business, from throwing discounts at customers to pleading for mercy. Still, nothing seemed to make a difference.

“I told you to pull up your socks, but instead you are pulling loans from credit companies. Debt will eventually wash away your business; all you’ll have left is a liquid version of it. Will you drink that?” my friend Oscar cautioned. He was right, but when clothes refuse to sell, I can’t turn them into food. Basic needs are stubborn. Hunger and thirst won’t be ignored. A man’s got to eat.TO READ MORE, TAP HERE