By Tashaune Hylton

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh! Is what came to me the day I opened my invitation to my 10 year class reunion. Not only was I going to have rub noses with people I have not seen in a while, the last time I saw them I was a tomboy!

In the 10 years since graduation high school I have come into my own sense of style and I wasn’t quite sure how to relate that to our event. The problem: a night club. I haven’t visited a night club since I was married four years ago. How do you say INTIMIDATING. What would a 30 year old non clubber wear to a club?
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By Sondra Taylor

Customer relationships are what make your business important. Your customers are fabulous. Your business would not be as profitable without them. You might be just a face on a website with a name (or a voice), if this is the type of business your run. It might be that your customers never see or hear from you. You could be based on a collection of emails. You can go further to make a relationship than an email. Go a step beyond to call them and check on a project. Make them aware that you are taking time to speak to them and that you feel they are important. A good business owner puts time and money into appreciating their customers. Your customers generate profit to pay accounts; they refer you to other customers, open up new aspects of the business, and help the business expand. You make big profits and have great success because you have loved your clients and been loyal to them.
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