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Thanks for the reminder about the daily 5 minutes Rosa. In fact you have given me cause for thought.
Just because I don't have staff, as a solopreneur, doesn't mean that I can't employ the Daily 5 Minutes strategy. I can in fact use this strategy for the most important people in MY business - my top-rated clients. 5 minutes with 2-3 of them each day would take me less time than grabbing a coffee and more rewarding, for both them and me.
Gee I loveit when good wisdom such as your 5 minutes can be taken into left field.
Be well - Leah
Posted by: Leah Maclean | July 19, 2005 at 08:44 PM
Thank you for your comment Leah --- I love it too, when the Daily 5 Minutes somehow gets adopted and adapted in an aha! moment for someone, and I’m so pleased that happened for you. Mahalo nui for sharing your insight with us. Just as employees can get the benefit of a non-traditional meeting being just for them and their agenda, customers love it when we call “just to say hello” and it’s about relationship versus another sale. Not really that far left field!
Rosa
Posted by: Rosa | July 22, 2005 at 07:38 PM