Tuesday, 18 April 2017

Raj Abraham says, “To Become a Better Entrepreneur, First Become a Better Person”.



Most people running their own company want to become better in business as they progress. In order to continually grow, you must look for ways to improve sales performance, market products better and create a more enjoyable buying experience. What if there was one key element that you could implement to boost all of the above and become an overall better businessperson?

The key element to becoming a better businessperson is to become a better person first. In order to create a loyal customer, you need to be the kind of person that you would want to buy from. Put yourself in your customer’s shoes. Would you buy from you? If you cannot say yes, then you need to re-evaluate the type of businessperson you are.

Here are three ways to become a better person, which will help you to become better in your business:

1. Learn to truly care about people.

Unfortunately, a lot of businesses don’t show they truly care about their customers. This is wrong in so many ways and will eventually hurt your business. Learning to care about your customers comes down to learning to care about human beings in general.

2. Be consistent in business and personal relationships.

It’s stunning to me how business owners are completely different to their partners, employees, kids and friends than they are to their customers. You will see the same business owner be as nice as they can be to their best customers but when they see employees outside of the office, they’re completely rude.

3. Always be authentic.

Being authentic in business is one of the most important elements. But being a dishonest and fake person will slowly catch up to you. If you’re known to be untrustworthy, you will have a hard time finding friends, employees or customers.

Most people want to improve their business but they forget about improving themselves first. Focusing on becoming a better person each day will ultimately help you improve your daily interactions with the people that are buying your products.


Raj Isaac Abraham
Entrepreneur

https://www.facebook.com/Raj-Isaac-Abraham-765159050257036/

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