Do we love our customers because their business feeds
us? Do we love our customers for their
money? Do we love our customers because
they represent our accomplishments? If
so, then we do not love our customers.
Love is not selfish.
It is not proud. Love is not quid
pro quo.
Instead, love is generous and kind. It is placing the interests of our customer
ahead of our own. To do so requires
faith.
Unrequited love is one of our biggest fears. To love with no expectations requires courage
and it requires faith. If one never
takes the risk to love, one cannot be loved in return. Love becomes more likely and more valuable
the more you give it away.
If we love our customers, we will serve them. We will go above and beyond all expectations
because we care. If we increase our
faith, we can love and serve without reward or accolade. Faith provides that if we love enough, we
will be loved. When our customers sense
that we genuinely care, not only will they adhere their loyalty to us, but they
will send others to us to receive our blessings. The extension of faith delivers abundance.
For love of customer we provide compassionate service.
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