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The People's Advantage

The truth of the matter is that you can't be the sole patronizer of your business, you need others to do so. The more the people, the greater your advantage. If you are anti people, you do so at the peril of your self and the business. However, not everyone is needed for your business to thrive, this is where the concept of a target market comes into play, notwithstanding, even those outside the circumference of your target market could in so many ways still be of help to your business indirectly.

The crust of the matter is that you really need people. Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook has made him the current fifth richest man in the world, a monumental rise over the last decade, phenomenal in every sense! Why? We are the reason for his success, we all patronized him. People love and use Facebook a lot. Take it or leave it, you success depends a whole lot on people!

You must hence, be people oriented, think from their perspective above yours, hone interpersonal skills and engage in building bridges - reach people through marketing, advertisement and all other available avenues.

Before I sign out on this issue of discuss, I like to ask you a very vital question. If you were someone else, how would you see your business as regards satisfaction, attraction and the like? Would you forgo everyone else for you, your services or offers? Would you have been attracted in the midst of several others?

The problem is that we all see things from our eyes, to be people oriented, you must start learning to see the world from their eyes. It's not about what I love but what they love, and in some other cases, not just what they want but what they need.

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