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"And that's why I don't like supporting black-owned businesses " Whether you heard those words and passionately nodded in agreement, cringed, or simply dropped your head with a shrug, this book is for you The Achilles' heel of many black-owned businesses is poor customer service. So how do we fix the problem? May I Help You? is a book designed to encourage black-owned business owners to take an introspective look into the cultural ideology behind customer service, but more importantly how to navigate beyond those external and internal challenges and focus on building-or perhaps rebuilding-solid customer service protocols that will help garner a consistently positive experience for patrons. Cancel culture has crippled many black-owned businesses that often find themselves in the crosshairs of aggrieved patrons for the slightest infraction. May I Help You? seeks to empower business owners with the necessary knowledge and tools that will ultimately enable them to uncover and dismantle the true obstacles that have been the true culprits responsible for hindering their success. Business owners, may this guide help you along your journey to providing a winning experience for your customers, which also means more money and a better business presence for you
Customer service can make or break a business. For Black-owned businesses in particular, service excellence isn't just about transactions - it's about cultural connection, trust, and community impact. May I Help You? An Insight to Better Customer Service for Black Owned Businesses opened the conversation. Now this comprehensive training workbook equips you with the practical tools to put those insights into action. Inside this training guide, you'll find: -Step-by-step exercises and self-audits to evaluate your current customer service delivery. -Leadership strategies to align your team with your mission and values. -Real-world scenarios and reflection prompts that sharpen empathy, professionalism, and consistency. -Culturally aware principles that highlight the unique challenges and opportunities faced by Black-owned businesses. -Action plans and checklists to strengthen daily habits and build customer loyalty. While this workbook is designed with Black-owned businesses in mind, its customer service principles are universal, providing tools and strategies that can be applied to any business seeking to create impactful, positive customer experiences. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this workbook is your personal coaching tool - guiding you through the process of elevating your customer service from a simple interaction to a lasting experience. This isn't just about serving customers, it's about building a business your community can trust, support, and celebrate
May, June and All the Years Before
Leonard W. Kagelmacher; Donald T. Scheller
Buffalo Arts Publishing
2012
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Don Scheller is a poet, teacher, and visual artist, who makes his home in Buffalo, NY. The images and poems included in this volume were created independently of each other, over the course of 40 years. Scheller's sometimes dark, always thought-provoking, black & white photographs visually reinforce the introspective message in each of his poems, including his long forms and his "almost Haiku" short pieces. His deep sensitivity and wry humor are apparent throughout. The book contains 99 photographs. The material is presented with alternating image and poem, in seven chapters: 1. "Along the Way" portrays a vivid picture of the artist's youthful memories and lessons learned. 2. "Faithful Delusion" reflects Scheller's deep, somewhat cynical, grasp of how people fool themselves with unadulterated trust in authority. 3. "Critically Creating" delivers some delightful insights on the creative process and experience. 4. "Relating...Sometimes Loving" is at once a reflection of the artist's empathic observations of relationships, including, perhaps, a look into Scheller's own heart. 5. In "Memories & Loss Thereof" Scheller displays a sensitivity and affection for those close to him, especially his mother, who suffered from Alzheimer's. 6. "Caffeinated Views". Scheller spends his quiet time at coffee shops, observing, thinking, and writing. 7. "Short Pieces (...almost Haiku)". In recent years, the artist has shown a preference for the short verse. He favors the Japanese Haiku form, but willfully deviates from strict adherence to the standard Haiku. Don Scheller's work will make you think, smile, and cry. Len Kagelmacher, Editor Buffalo Arts Publishing
May I Have an Alphabet for Just One Day? Coloring Book
Barbara Muffin Pierce
Unique Euphony Publishing
2011
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May The Blessings Flow: A Collection of Spiritually Inspiring Poems
Jodi Nicholson; Lemuel Whitelock
Sterling Publishing Group
2012
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Murder strikes close to home for criminal investigator Larry Macklin when his girlfriend, Cara Laursen, finds a body at the veterinary clinic where she works. There are no signs of forced entry, making it clear that someone at the clinic must be involved in the murder. But before Larry and his partner, Darlene Marks, can make much headway in the investigation, another body is discovered and the clinic's office manager, Sandra Strom, disappears. Is Sandra a murderer or just another victim? Frustrated and increasingly concerned for Cara's safety, Larry follows a trail of evidence that leads across state lines and deep into the world of a major drug operation. In over his head, Larry is forced to seek help from his old nemesis Matt Greene, now working for the DEA. Will they be able to find Sandra before it's too late?
May the Road Rise to Meet You
Daylight Community Arts Foundation
2013
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In this remarkable pseudo-documentary and biography, Sara Macel followed her father, a traveling salesman, on his trips across the United States. May the Road Rise Up To Meet You evokes "a feeling of loneliness that is tangible throughout the empty hallways, car parks and airports," says The Telegraph. On a larger scale, this project explores the changing nature of "the road" in American culture. Sara Macel (b.1981, Houston TX) received her MFA in Photography, Video & Related Media at the School of Visual Arts in 2011 and her BFA in Photography + Imaging from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in 2003. Her work has been internationally exhibited and is in various private collections. Her recent honors include Magenta Foundation's Flash Forward, Top 50 Photographer's in Photolucida's Critical Mass Award, and she was named a winner in the New York Photo Festival. In 2012, Sara received the Individual Photographer's Fellowship Grant from the Aaron Siskind Foundation. [Her first monograph, May the Road Rise to Meet You, was published by Daylight Books in 2013, and a traveling exhibition of that work was shown in solo shows in 2014 at the Center for Photography in Woodstock and the Houston Center for Photography and Silver Eye Center for Photography in 2015.] In addition to her freelance work, Sara currently teaches photography at SUNY Rockland and was an artist-in-residence at The Wassaic Project in upstate New York. Sara is co-director of the Brooklyn chapter of the photo non-profit Crusade for Art. [Her work was recently featured in The New Yorker, Wired Magazine, Fraction Magazine, and Lenscratch among others.]
May I Have Your Attention, Please? Your Guide to Business Writing That Charms, Captivates and Converts
Mish Slade
Team Incredible Publishing
2016
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Let's not mince words here: most business writing is tedious, pompous and bereft of the tiniest sliver of personality.It's near impossible for customers to cut through the "innovative solutions" and "passion for customer service," and find out who can actually give them what they need.For the business owner who's willing to do something different, though, it represents a major - and inexpensive - competitive advantage.May I Have Your Attention, Please? lays out 12 simple principles that allow business owners - even those with no writing experience - to attract and enchant their dream customers. With clear and concise explanations of what works and why, and examples of the best and worst text out there, you'll have all the tools you need to turn readers into buyers into raving fans.Give your writing skills an instant upgradeIn this short book, you'll learn: Simple techniques to turn your dull-as-dishwater business marketing into "can't resist" copy - even if you don't think of yourself as a "good writer."How to make price irrelevant and be the only choice for your ideal customer - by changing nothing except your copywriting.The business writing "rules" you should revel in breaking.Why copying your competitors is a dangerous waste of time... and what to do instead (without spending hours searching for ideas). The easily avoidable mistakes that are turning your customers off - even if they don't know it.A simple framework to help you blast through writer's block and know exactly what to say in any piece of writing.How to "read your customers' minds," and get them looking for reasons to buy from you.Who is this book for?Business owners looking to breathe more life into their website, content marketing or sales materials.Employees who want to gain a new skill and have more impact in their work.Anyone who has something great to offer - but is struggling to get the message across.
May I ask a Technical Question: Questions About Digital Reliability Each of Us S
Matt Hoff; Jeff Krinock
May I Ask a Technical Question Publishing
2016
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May I Call You Queen: Unlocking The Royalty Code to Living Your Best Life
Kerel R. Pinder
Kerel Pinder
2020
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THE ONE QUESTION THAT CHANGED MY ENTIRE LIFE FOREVER, is the same question that Christ wants to ask youMAY I CALL YOU QUEENIn theory, for most of us, the answer to this question is an overwhelming YES However calling yourself a Queen and feeling worthy of the title are two different things. I have realized that the enemy has used the media and society to fill my heart with failure, pressuring me to believe that a lack of "achievement" in certain areas of my life made me unworthy or inadequate. A lot of us have been trained to live our lives waiting for that specific item on our checklist to be ticked off to feel as if we are finally "winning" at life. Whether its a Marriage, a Baby, a Dream Career, Money or Fame, we often crave a certain level of achievement in hope of attaining ultimate happiness. Over the years I have come to realize that these things won't bring us the kind of happiness we often think that they will, so why won't they and what will? In this book, I give a very transparent look into my journey of how God took my insecurities and molded me into a woman who finally felt worthy of his love. More importantly, this book provides introspective questions that allow YOU to dig deeper into cracking your own code. Helping you to identify the things that will personally bring you peace and joy. IN THIS BOOK YOU WILL LEARN * How to identify limiting beliefs that may be holding you back from living your best life * How to stop obsessing over the checklist of your desired destinations* How to identify your sweet spot of where true joy lies * How a growth mindset can lead you to an even higher level of fulfillment, its more than just a cute question or popular expression. It's a movement that will help you to reclaim your time, stand in your greatness and boldly soar as you've never soared before Queen, it's time to wear your crown.
The Patio Club is about two sets of mischievous sisters who passed away and came back. Years before, they made a pact that when they died, they would meet up and visit retirement and assisted living communities. Each day, the four women hang out on the patio of Happy Visions Retirement Home. They are surrounded by sparkles and are able to watch a video in the sky of a person's life. This lets them know the special story that each person carries with them. The Patio Club series will remind you that anything is possible in the last years of life.
May We Introduce Ethiopia
United Presbyterian Church of North a; Carl J. Kissling
Hassell Street Press
2021
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