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Establishing and Maintaining Good Customer Relations
All structures are built upon a foundation. Truly successful engineers build their practices upon a foundation of strong customer relationships. As with every other purchase decision, individuals prefer to do business with people they like, with people who seem genuinely interested in them and with people who really care about their concerns. The business of starting and nurturing a relationship starts with the initial interview and continues throughout the firm's representation. It is critical to the long term success of the engineer/customer relationship that the engineer ongoingly stay in communication with the customer and keep them informed about the progress of their matter.

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The Next Hill To Climb
I recently received an interesting letter from one of our subscribers, quite complimentary. He pointed out that he particularly enjoyed one week's edition of the newsletter having to do with success. Then he elaborated on the fact that he has achieved so many things--God has been really good to him--and his question was, "I guess it's like winning the World Series or the Super Bowl. After you have done that, there simply isn't a Universe Series or a Galaxy Bowl to win. When you are on top, how do you find a bigger hill to climb? Or do you?"
Perceiving Victory
"Perceiving a victory when it is perceived by all is not the highest excellence." Sun Tzu Anyone can see victory when it’s obvious. In business, it’s not always obvious! When you can see victory where everyone else sees defeat, that’s a big win!
Winning Outside the Courtroom
How A Solid Litigation PR Strategy Can Assure Victory, Regardless of What Happens in the Courtroom

Time for Apple to release a 25th anniversary Mac
The Mac turns 25 this year. And Super Bowl Sunday would be the perfect (symbolically, at least) time for Apple to run an ad for a 25th anniversary Mac.
Ah, The Sweet Taste of Victory!
Ah, The Sweet Taste of Victory! Do you remember those high school days and how you felt when your football team walked all over the biggest rival, or the basketball team walked away with the coveted state trophy? The energy... the excitement... the thrill of the win! I recently watched a movie, the Glory Road, which was the story of a basketball team who won the state championship - a victory against all odds. It was a poignant story that has spun around in my head for days now and finally settled in during another one of my crazy "shower moments" this morning!

5 C's of Marketing
Victory and Defeat in war depends 90% on the morale of the Army
Home-based Business: Floating Flower Candles II
Floating flower candles are great in creating extra effect on your decorations. No wonder they make a good niche for a home-based business. You can use them for your centerpieces. A clear glass bowl or vase can hold the floating candles, and you can add crystal fibers or colorfill vase filler to the bowl or glass.

Super Bowl Then and Now - Super Bowl XLV
Because Super Bowl XLV has a special significance for the people living North Texas. Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has orchestrated the building of the new Cowboys Stadium and played a major part in bringing Super Bowl XLV to Dallas/Fort Worth on February 6, 2011. This article appears in the February 2011 issue of Mazon Associates' Building Bridges newsletter for our clients and others.
Leadership Development: There’s a Cow In My Cereal
A little boy is staring into his bowl of oatmeal. His mother, in a hurry to get him to the school bus tells him to hurry. His sits and stares. She stands over him requesting he finish his breakfast. "But mom, look, there's a cow in my bowl".

How to Develop Tough Skin And Refuse to Give Up
Do you give up easily? When you fail to get what you want in a short period of time, do you quickly throw up your hands and move on to something else? The roadblocks you experience on the road to success either lead to ultimate failure or serve as a stepping-stone to your victory. And, the choice is yours. Refuse to give up, and you'll experience victory. Setbacks are a natural part of life. They can derail your train to success if you let them, but their purpose is to build you up. They test your resolve so you can see what you're made of. They show you how bad you want the goal you're after. They show you where a course correction is necessary. And, they help you to appreciate the sweet victory at the end...
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