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Written by Brad
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Great find. I think Verizon would be better worrying about their performance. Still you can't fault them for trying.
IPhone Attack.
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Written by Brad
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Over Thanksgiving my wife and I returned to her hometown of
several thousand people about an hour outside of Kansas
City, MO. We were driving home on Sunday and we got to
talking about life in a small town (both of us grew up similar sized towns) and
we started to contrast this experience with our current life. Today we live in the heart of Kansas
City, which is about 500,000 people (2 million in
greater metropolitan area) and about 100 times larger than the towns either of
us grew up in. Needless to say living in
the city it is much different than growing up and living in a small town.
During our discussion I got to wondering if a small town
approach could help in growing a business.
Is there something to learn from the lifestyle of a small town that can
help your business grow? Are there
characteristics in a small close nit community that can be emulated in a
business? After giving it some thought I
think there are.
1) You know your
neighbors and everyone is a neighbor
My wife attended a craft fair with her mother one morning
and everywhere she went people recognized her.
She had not seen some of these people in over 10 years and they still
knew who she was. They asked about her,
how she was doing, and many knew we were just recently married.
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