An organization I won’t name has an effective marketing system that gets me in the door. Once I’m in though, there is no record of the appointment I made (I bring the email confirmation they sent me), and there’s total confusion when I arrive. Great system for bringing me in – failed system when I show up.
This reminds me of the importance of systems themselves. This applies to how we manage our calendars or finances, to our individual daily habits (having a consistent place for car keys…planning tomorrow’s schedule today…)
You either deliberately create systems that serve you, or ignore them altogether and hope things work out.
Good one SA!
Here is what I learned…helpful gems of music theory! Thanks for your help 🙂
*Clarity Patton*
*President*
*Sunny Media Group, Inc.*
*39209 Six Mile Road, Suite 165*
*Livonia, MI 48152 *
*734-744-6060 Office*
*734-744-6061 Direct*
*313-268-6810 Cell*
*888-917-8669 Fax*
*Clarity@SunnyMedia.com*
*www.SunnyMedia.com *
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On Mon, Apr 1, 2019 at 7:22 AM HERE IS WHAT I LEARNED wrote:
> steveacho posted: “An organization I won’t name has an effective marketing > system that gets me in the door. Once I’m in though, there is no record of > the appointment I made (I bring the email confirmation they sent me), and > there’s total confusion when I arrive. Great sys” >