01/05/2025
š«£ Before you jump off the porch and say that looks easy ā I bet I could do it!
š Thereās a few things I want to shareā¦
In my entrepreneurial experience, Iāve learned over the years to provide guidance and services to clients who had the same level of GRIT and DETERMINATION as myself. Why? Your clientele speaks for you. When your clients arenāt achieving results it ultimately comes down to two things. You or them. š
What are we saying at Bridge + Grace?
š£ļø Serve clients who want to go above and beyond. As a service provider, you canāt believe in their vision more than they do ā thatās a recipe for disaster and disappointment.
For example, working behind the scenes with Haven Restaurant & Lounge provided some unique adjustments since expanding our services in the southern region. The nature of our work relies heavily on organic interactions, low investment costs, with maximum impact. Hereās how our two companies have banded together for Havenās success:
The administrative team at Haven communicates often, delegates accordingly, and provides the trust needed to see their business thrive. Providing administrative and management support is a practice that is deeply embedded in our work here at Bridge. I gave Haven a task and they said BET AND DOUBLED DOWN ON MY REQUESTā¼ļøā¼ļø
So hereās a few takeaways ā
1ļøā£ ā Service providers, itās okay to send exit paperwork to clients that arenāt willing to uphold their end of the bargain. They have to put in the work with you in order to see the results they desire from the services you provide.
2ļøā£ ā Potential clients, donāt settle on companies that arenāt providing the adequate service youāre paying for. Hold the service providers accountable likewise as they should be doing with you.
3ļøā£ ā Building long-lasting business take time, yes. Building with the right teams, delegating, remaining accountable, trusting those youāre in partnership with, and being diligent pays off.
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