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The Busy - ness of Spinning Too Many Plates

An art.

Takes skill.

Tenacity

Focus.

TONS of energy…

(and a few smarts)

Reminds me when I first started makin’ a difference.

A BIG lesson I learned from Gina, my favorite waitress that'll help you get
more out of life.

In 10th grade, I got a summer job at a burger joint called
“Roma's Beefy Buns.”

Mitchell, my friend's brother got me the job as a bus boy.

This was one of my first REAL jobs working for tips.

These rewards came at the end of the shift from all the waitresses.

THEY held the power because only they decided how much you got at
the end of the night.

And it didn’t take long to figure out the amount of tips I got was
proportionate to how much value I brought to the waitresses.

Gina took me under her wing.

She explained to me . . .

If I made her job easy by clearing her tables, I would get more
tips.

If I filled water glasses for her, I get more tips.

If I had her warm bun baskets ready to take out to her tables, I
get more tips.

This way Gina worked less, turn over tables faster and made
more during her shift.

Gina and all the other waitresses loved working with me.

I made their job easier, more efficient and much more enjoyable.

And I was rewarded for my efforts too.

A lot more than the average bus boys.

I discovered…

The more value you bring to a business owner, the more you're
rewarded.

And I'm not talking about financial rewards alone.

I am talking about being the best at what you do.

Knowing you have a power everyone wants.

Seeing what others can't see.

And so . . .

Let me ask.

Do You Set Yourself Apart By Serving Others With FOCUSED Attention?

You see...

The trick is to find a problem your peeps are thinkin' about 24/7.

Gina and her team worked the same restaurant, and we all mucked in togeather to make more crinkly paper...

but each of us had different problems/alteria motives for workin' the tables

1. Debs needed money to carry on her education.
2. Annette had three kids and a dog to take care of...
3. Gina loved to buy the next big fashion release ('cause she craved attention)

So, the money they earned was a means to an end. They didn't go to work to earn money...

They went to work to satisfy a more pressing desire.

What's your desire?

Want to make more money?

Why?

And if you could find out your why, and a thousand others with the same why.

Would you then, go out and find something to help those folk?

Make sense?

Help me to Help YOU!