Treasure Every Moment

Life 1 Comment »

 

To live is to risk dying.

All of us will die one day. The rich will die, the poor will die. To die rich is better! Those who took risk and became bankcrupt will die, a lottery winner died the next day. No chance to enjoy his life. 

The beautiful will die, the not so beautiful, will also die. All living things and being will die. Their time will come. We have seen some good buddy left us sooner than we expected. That's life.

Live your life, live each day, live one day at a time and treasure every moment. I am glad I woke up this morning.

As you read this, I want you to do me a favour.

What I want you to do now is :

Smile   : )    :  )    :  )    :  ) 

and take deep breath now, inhale slowing… hold your breath… exhale…

do it 3 times and smile at the same time.   :  )  

We are living now!!!

Cheers… take it easy.

 

Photo contributed by Darita

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Authored by kevinn on 9th June 2010

Customer Service

Life, People 1 Comment »

I stopped my colleague who was wearing this, and took a picture of it.

First Phrase : You are quite good in term of customer service. You pleased somebody today.

Second Phrase : Oh… That's too bad!!!

Third Phase : What? @#!*% . . . Then when?

Customer Service is a very wide topic of discussion.

It has been implemented and practice a very long time ago and it has come into picture again today in this very competitive market in whatever area of business.

The most important, yet never been practice words in our everyday conversation is disappearing. Words such as  "Thank you", "Please", "I am Sorry", "Excuse me".

The bottom line is, if you provide a good service to your customers, they will keep coming back to you. They may recommend more friends to you. What you do is to make them happy. A happy customer will bring you another customer.

Idea & T-shirt contributed by Ikram

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