We all would love to trade in that used car for a brand new one or
buy a new faster laptop to replace the slow one you currently own. The reality
of it is you might be stuck with your piece of junk for quite some time, so it
is important that you get the most out of it.
If you took a survey and asked how many
people would like to trade in something they had now for a better version of
the same thing you would get a resounding amount of people agreeing with you.
But we can't always get what we want and for the time being we have to make do
with what we have for the moment. Instead of running to trade in or buy a newer
version of it we should make sure that we are getting the most out of what we
have. How many times have you been close to throwing batteries away only to
find out that when you put them in another device it gave you an extra month of
power until they finally ran out of juice. If we make sure that we are using
all of our resources to the fullest of their capabilities it will create
stability and limit the amount of dissatisfaction that we often come across
when we feel something is not getting the job done. A little bit of patience
would help too but that’s a story for another time. As a business owner it is
important that you give any type of new business plan you have just implemented
time to really take effect. It won't happen overnight but if its properly
utilized it will give returns tenfold. But in the meantime you should continue
to operate your business, just because you are implementing something new does
not mean you should skimp on service continue to use what you have until it is
the appropriate time to move onto the next phase of your business. You might
have customers that were used to you doing business a certain way before and it
will take them time to adjust so you should be properly communicating with them
on how the new procedures will take place. While doing that, you can still do
business with them the way you have been doing in the past. Reward them for
their loyalty and for them continuing to do business with you though it's a
temporary inconvenience.
It may not be the best or fastest but for
the time being it is what you must use to ensure that you can progress to the
next stage of your business. In the meantime continue to use what you are using
making sure you get the most out of it so there is nothing left but a memory.