I got to thinking, I had named this blog Christian Biz 4 Fun, but haven't really given you any posts in that direction so, today, that is what I will be doing. Hopefully, it will help you to be a better Christian entrepreneur.

To start off, you must think of yourself as a victor in all situations as God's Word tells us we are (Romans 8:37-more than conquerors through him that loved us) in any situation we may come to. And as business people, we know we will have those to overcome. Never can we trick ourselves into thinking that we never will. That's just not honest. But through the Word, we can overcome any obstacles that come our way by applying what it teaches us.

In the event we run into an obstacle such as low sales, we have to ask ourselves why. Is it because we are not considering what our customers need and who they are. So many times when we are trying to sell someone, all we are seeing is dollar bills. They see them too and so their only recourse is to refuse to have anything to do with us. How about this? Go in with a huge smile on your face, and as Mike Brescia(Today Is Your Day To Win) advises, take the time to tell yourself you love your customer or prospective customer, and treat them like you would want to be treated yourself if you were considering buying from yourself.

You will see a huge difference in their reaction to you, and, yes, as Mike Brescia shared in one of his chapters, they will, most likely, be glad to do business with you because they know you genuninely care. This is where the golden rule comes in. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

So, get out there and love your prospective customers and customers. Give them the dignity and respect you want and watch your sales soar.

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