Monday, March 10, 2014

A Person is Measured By Their Honesty


A Person is Measured By Their Honesty
“Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom.”
Thomas Jefferson 1743 - 1826, a Foundering Father, Principal
Author of the Declaration of Independence, Third President
 of the United States   

As I see it. . . . . . . .

A person is measured by their honesty

People will gravitate to an honest person . . . . and disassociate from those that they don’t trust.

In the business world the customer has many choices.  They have a large selection of people to choose from and to do business with. Customers they will choose the person that best fits their needs.

Customers today want low risk providers. They want someone that they can trust . . . . and they see as being honest. They also want a person to deliver on their promises . . . . and make the business relationship as smooth as possible. Customers also want a successful outcome to their business relationships.

Customers do business by the process of elimination, they will elimination. They will not do business with people or companies . . . . that they consider dishonest or unethical or will not fill full their needs.

The customer wants to do business with a person that honest and with good reputation.

In reality the customer is looking out for their best interest and will select a professional that they feel has their best interest at heart. They want a professional to work with them that they have confidence in and one that they see as being honest and with integrity.

Professional has to differentiate them self from the competition and one of the differentiators is in how people see you.  Be seen as a person that’s sincere, honest . . . . and with integrity and you will differentiate yourself.

A person is measured by their honesty and that measurement will separate you in your professional and you will be seen as someone that can be counted on and to do business with.

©2014 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consultant Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

 

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