Gloom, Despair, and Agony on Me
On Saturday evening’s, from 1969 to 1992, my generation watched a feel-good country music variety show called Hee-Haw, direct from mythical “Kornfield Kounty,” near Nashville, TN. Each week at some point in the show, Buck Owens and Roy Clark would do a humorous bit of...“No Traffic Jams Along the Extra Mile”-Pt. 2
Previously in Part 1 of this post, I shared how important it is for salespeople to participate in the customer service arena. I shared the first five suggestions for touching customers in order to maintain their loyalty and happiness. Here in Part 2, I’ll continue...“No Traffic Jams Along the Extra Mile”-Pt. 1
The title for this two-part post is a quote originating from Roger Staubach. If you’re not an NFL football fan, he was the guy who quarterbacked the Dallas Cowboys from 1969-1979, and was MVP of Super Bowl VI in 1972. You might think it strange for a football player...Gloom, Despair and Agony on Me
On Saturday evening’s, beginning in 1969, many in my generation watched a feel-good country music variety TV show called Hee-Haw, direct from “Kornfield Kounty,” near Nashville. Each week at some point in the show, Buck Owens and Roy Clark would do a humorous bit of...
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