Espiritu at Negosyo

 Bumibilis na naman ang bentahan mga Kababayan. And fast selling is becoming the terms again, not the all day waiting for a customer to come. Pero baka nalimutan na natin ang teknik. Parating tumingin sa mata ng customer upang mabasa mo kung ano ang estado ng kanyang damdamin sa oras na iyon. Mas mabilis mo syang mabibigyan ng pangangailangan nya, pwede nga mahulaan mo pa kung ano ang kailangan talaga nya kahit di niya masabi exactly. Eto rin ang taktika upang magi tayong gentle sa damdamin ng ating customer at wag tayong makasakit ng kanilang damdamin.  Maaaring mas abala na tayo sa dumaraming mga bagay na nakadaragdag stress. Kaya para iwas galit sa customer gawin ang teknik. Di naman kailangang matagalan ang tingin natin sa kanilang mga mata. Titig na iyon at di tingin. It might offend their personal space. Pwede na yung makita natin ang kanilang mga mata at maunawaan sila, tapos kahit di na tayo tumingin ulit. Baka kasi sa pagigi nating busy di man lang natin sila tinitingnan haban

There is a joke that two of the most exacting workers are as follows. For clericals they are the canonists, for layman they are the accountants. Nonetheless, they might in reality be better than us in personal dealings. We've set fast selling as one of our first articles here. However, through the pandemic of closed stores and dwindling buyers, I have to stare at point blank all day that no one would like to buy from me anymore or do something in the store aside from waiting for customers to come again. By then I forgot to take care of my customers, letting each finger countable ones to become just a disturbance to what I've been doing to past my time instead of waiting for them. I have to give more of myself to others. By waiting patiently for them to think, looking them in the eye to assess their situation first and their needs, I become more Christlike in giving them the groceries they need, instead of rushing them to already tell me what they need because there might follow