Espiritu at Negosyo

Updated 14 September 2019...by Your Cross and Resurrection You have saved the world... The focal point of listing all tricks or modus here is not my main point, I've realized. This can go on and one still gets conned. Only a prayer, we sometimes think is not helping us become financially stable daily, is out there to save us from our enemies. Perhaps while praying you still get duped, but hey it's not big time, and maybe God is saying to you hey wake up or something more ominous is coming. Here in the Philippines saying fifteen and fifty peso load sounds too similar, one in every million times I slip from not clarifying if it's singkuwenta or kinse lang. And customers will tell it's your fault since I've said only fifteen and I only have twenty pesos here with me. Whether or not the customer did it on purpose since the customer looks familiar who always changes looks and tactics and shows at your store when you least expect, I just thanked God I was not kidnapped

"...crooks were always looking for a 'new spin' to exploit human frailty." No you can't avoid trickster, because they would come and buy in your store! You're always caught unaware. You'll realize it after that you've been conned. Another new trick to avoid in the future. Yes, multitaskers and fast sellers are the most prone target. Because not everybody is honest and even honest person errs, such disheartening experiences cannot but be self punishing too. Only a prayer of entreaty to your favorite saint can protect you.  Offer the opening of the store to God's gracious benediction, and close it with thanksgiving. Such practice would help a lot to ward off fear of such uncontrollable variables like tricksters.  After you've done carefully not to get conned while you've still been, being hard on yourself will only makes things worse. A CCTV evaluation though will only become a warning for other people to be on their guard, while iden

I told myself, "From now on you record like a movie how your customers got their money on their pockets, laid it on the counter, and you make sure they got their change, so that you can tell them the whole story like an airplane black box. (A CCTV camera is better then.) One beautiful early morning something unexpected happened. I gave the customer her packaged good, and she left without paying. I called on her that she's not yet paid, while she insisted all along that she already paid me. What really happened? While I was packing her goods, her small child is menacing her for a chocolate she doesn't want to buy for a reason, but end up still buying it, and unconsciously opened her purse and paid me the chocolate, gave the chocolate to the kid and slipped unconsciously her other payment back to her purse, got the packaged good and left. You can see how haggard she was to go back home already because she's carrying too much goods bought from other stores. That's rea