THE COIN KEEPER; HOW I SAVED MY BUSINESS BY DOING THIS

The goal of every business is profit. Otherwise, you are simply making losses. We often talk about finding creative solutions to business problems. We stress the importance of customer loyalty and retention. We are constantly reminded, sometimes irritatingly, that the customer is always right. Customer feedback, they say, should be treated with the same weight as a ruling from the chief justice.

Quality always outweighs quantity. For those in business, you know that theory sounds good, but the real struggle is on the ground. I tried everything in my clothes business, from offering attractive discounts to pleading for mercy. Yet nothing seemed to bring results.

“I told you to pull up your socks, but instead you are pulling loans from credit businesses. Borrowing will eventually drown your business; in the end, you’ll be left with nothing but a liquid version of it. Will you drink that?” my friend Oscar warned me. He was right, but when clothes aren’t selling, I can’t cook them for supper. Biological needs are stubborn. You can’t ignore hunger or thirst. A man’s got to eat.TO READ MORE, TAP HERE