After a client meeting, I received the most humbling, wonderful pick-me-up email from a client that said nice things about what we do and suggested the value The Brainzooming Group is delivering is worth more than what we are charging for our services.
At the conclusion of a recent strategic planning workshop, one of a client’s leaders came over and said, “I'm a skeptic about things like this, but you turned me into a proponent. In the last few days, you took away two years of frustration.”
In the workshop evaluations for a social media strategy workshop, one participant wrote, ““So energetic! Whoa. Totally helpful and so pumped for the eBook.”
Those are all the things we like to make happen and hear about from our clients!
13 Reasons to Appreciate Incredible Clients
To return the favor, we wanted to share the wonderful things we can say about our incredible clients.
Our clients:
- Are enlightened in understanding their organizations
- Openly consider experimenting with us when that's the right thing to do
- Trust that we know what we know and understand what we are doing
- Focus on finding new ways to help their organizations innovate and grow
- Sing our praises to other executives that trust their perspectives
- Compliment us beyond belief . . . almost to the point of embarrassment
- Challenge us to try new things we haven't tried before
- Want to create mutually valuable working opportunities
- Manage time and expectations as aggressively as we do
- Are so kind
- Listen as readily as they talk
- Are honest and open
- Appreciate that we are honest and open too
Yes, that’s one of the joys of what we do: we get to work with incredible clients from so many different companies!
What can we do for you?
If you’re among our clients, thank you for all your support and for being incredible!
And if you aren’t among our clients, and the list above includes aspirations you have for you organization, let’s talk about how we can work together to make those aspirations come true! - Mike Brown
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