ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Gary Chapman's The Five Love Languages took the hopeless romantic and turned them into a hopeful romantic. What can this do to a business like yours? Well, you're no romantic, you're a workplace, and you're not looking for love. But, maybe you're looking for people to love you. On this episode of The Briefcase, Ric Tyler is the love guru as we discuss the Five- Oh, yeah, you can't really touch someone if you're a workplace...
FOUR love languages of business!
What You'll Learn
- You cannot fall in love with your clients. But you can show them a little bit of love!
- A congratulations, a great idea, or a simple compliment can mean a lot to your clients, and so can solving a small problem for them.
- A small gift or a small conversation with your client can also show them that you care.
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