Ever hear the phrase, "it’s about the journey, not just the destination.” Though the “destination” for customers—obtaining a desired product or service—can bring about its own euphoria, pleasure or satisfaction, customers (or patients, clients, even employees) look for clues and build expectations about how they’ll feel about their purchase by

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These days, business owners, VP’s, directors, sales people, development officers and pretty much anyone who works, all have the same lament: I just don’t have enough hours in the day! It’s a vicious cycle: more to do, better resources and technology help accomplish those items—making them less labor intense, so

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