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We stop for a breath and for reflection.
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HATTIE (In the Studio): Preparing a person's prescription is deeply intimate work. Jose and Luis remember when they could call many customers by name, and they have vivid memories of their father filling prescriptions for people who couldn't afford to pay.

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1. Small Business School Do What You Know
2. Do A Lot With A Little
3. Pour Your Earnings Into The Future
4. Speak Your Customer's Language
5. Hire People Who Want To Move Up
6. Inspect What You Expect
7. Change To Meet Demand
8. Increase Profit Margins With Private Labels
9. Enroll The Next Generation In The School of Hard Knocks
10. Put Others Ahead Of Yourself
11. Be A Team Player
12. Develop Core Beliefs
13. Use Technology To Dazzle Customers
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These two have had to have a tough side to have achieved what we see today. But I saw in their eyes compassion for their customers. Out of this compassion flows their decisions to deliver the same type of service they gave when they just had one location and thin profits. Jose and Luis have the precise solution to the problems their customers brings them. Do you?

As business owners, we solve the problems of our customers. But should our attitude be arrogance--`I've got the solution to your problem'? No, because arrogance makes most people sick.

Learn from Jose and Luis. These are the words that describe the way they see their customers: respect, deference, admiration, honor, appreciation, regard, fondness and approval.

If you don't have these true feelings for your customers, you'll never build the kind of loyalty we see from the customers of Navarro Pharmacies. There's much more at smallbusinessschool.com. You can see streaming video of this and all of the programs, as well as transcripts and study guides.

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