They are like money in the bank if rightly used. You have the option to choose what they will be, use them wisely.
Not long ago I went to a local business in O Fallon, MO and ask if I could do a post on my blog about them and were very gracious and said yes, even to the point that they supplied the interior photos. So late last night, I was reviewing my email one last time before shutting the trusty laptop off. I saw the email below and was surprised that the owner of Vintners Cellar had sent me this kind email.
From: Regina Ruppert Email: vintnerscellar@charter.net Subject: THANK YOU!
I was doing a search and up popped your blog--Thank you for the compliments and letting people know we are hear. I will ask our web master(my son in law) to link to your site. I loved your promo, once again thank you! We look forward to seeing you again soon,.Regina
There are times that I am concerned about being able to present something and in this case I really wanted to make sure that folks got a true picture of Vintner's Cellar. So what did I do? Like many of us I shot off this email:
Don Rogers wrote:
I appreciate the compliment; I just hope that it said all that you would have said.
Thanks again
Don
We are at times at a disadvantage and do not know how our words affect people.
From: vintnerscellar@charter.netTo: Don@DRogersHomes.comSubject: THANK YOU! (Sent via Activerain)
You've received a contact message from your Contact Form on the ActiveRain network.
Message details: You said it much better than we would have, you can't imagine how this made my day. (in the spirit of full disclosure, I did not ask for this testimonial)
My grandfather always said to me, "If you can't find something nice to say about a person then don't say it"!
Let me say that everybody could use a hug so if you are not into hugs wrap someone in warm, kind words and it will come back to you
Have a GREAT DAY today and make it a goal to find something nice to say to just one person today.
Pride
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