Happiness and Love are found in simplicity, the more complex we choose to make life, the farther happiness will be. follow your heart, it keeps us connected to truth through feeling and intuition. It’s is curious and daunting that we are so many, yet at times can feel so alone. Alone is an illusion, the energy that is us has no limits or boundary, we extend beyond the body and are always connected. We reject love and happiness once we begin to entertain ideas of difference & division. WE MUSt entertain only the thought that all is one, that we are all.
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Daoud
What is more important the new customer or the customer you already have?
Actually, let me put it a different way.. what is more cheaper? Gaining a new customer or maintaining the relationship with an existing one?
Well, Id like to argue that maintaining an existing customer or client relationship creates abundance more-so than attaining a new one..why? Its simple -maintaining an existing client through good service and attentiveness will almost always result in an outstanding reputation.
What good is a reputation you ask? A good reputation saves you money on marketing and advertising, because your customer/client will champion your product/service, in turn bringing in new business. This is a new customer you’ve attained without PAYING for it (through marketing, promotions, or advertising.) And this is why customer service is so important. Think about any service or product you pay for. Now, think about those companies that shown you appreciation… Doesn’t that company stand out in your mind? Wouldn’t you want to continue to support them?
Like with any lesson, I apply it to my lifestyle. I give my current friends and family the same attentiveness to maintain a healthy relationship, and it is reciprocated through love.
Love – just keep in mind, your business is like any relationship; love, appreciation and gratitude is necessary for growth.
Through my observations over the years, I’ve come to realize that many of us spend too much time scrutinizing, judging and concerning ourselves with the actions of others. All too often we spend a lot of energy in social situations focusing on what the next man or woman is wearing, doing, or saying. We seem to be infatuated with pointing out the shortcomings of others in this society. We all do it to some degree, if not, Reality Shows would have never become so popular. So I ask the question: what’s the reason for the “hate”? Why do some people get so much satisfaction from seeing the shortcomings in others?
In my opinion, it has to do with a lack of self love in our society. People base there self worth in too many things outside of themselves. Unhealthy examples of materialism, external validation, archetypes of style, beauty and social behavior are consistently perpetuated to the masses. As a result, we value the superficial more than the individual. Because of this, many of us have a constant growing resentment of ourselves and towards others that stems from some form of dissatisfaction. We resent ourselves because we value things outside of ourselves more than we do the self; and in attempts to increase our self value we feel the need to devalue or take away from those around us. Its time to relearn how to love and value the self. The journey begins today…
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“‘I love you’ is more than three words mumbled before bedtime. Love is sustained by action, a pattern of devotion in the things we do for each other everyday.” – Nicholas Sparks
I’m sure everybody remembers the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill album and how the teacher was questioning his students throughout the interludes about the word love. Throughout the record you heard Lauryn in her search, displaying her experiences- and coming to an understanding that she had to first manifest the definition of love (in her life) in order to apply it and share it with others.
We sometimes get “the game twisted” and assume that just because we meant well, it was something we did out of love. This is not true. Your intentions have nothing to do with what love really is or what it truly is. The receiver should never feel miserable, depressed, confused or saddened by your actions- only uplifted. That’s why we need a moment of clarity.
Love is “charitable, selfless, altruistic, and unconditional” and love is something so beautiful, that sometimes it doesn’t even seem real.
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Droppin' Jewels | Daoud *Brooklyn Sheikh* January 27, 2011 | 
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