6. Be thoughtful & honest to them, they’re people going through issues similar to everybody.
7. Don’t take a look at them & focus on what you may take. You did not preserve something, it is solely wise to not deal with issues you have not stored.
8. Don’t make moral judgments of how they select to make use of their cash. Where they spend their cash, who they offer their cash & how they spend their cash is none of what you are promoting.
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[…] 936. ASPHALT COMPANIESHere is an example of the enormous profits made by these companies. In one city the mayor, suspecting the charges were exorbitant, forced them to a lower scale, when the company actually agreed to do for $1.50 per yard what they had hitherto received $2.25 for laying. This last was a living profit, but the profits over and above a fair compensation were seventy-five cents per square yard. This is the way contractors for the government get rich. […]
[…] industry there are possibilities of improvement. He who can find a cheaper, quicker, or better, way of doing anything will get rich. Cyrus H. McCormick thought out a better way of cutting grain than with the old scythe. The result […]
[…] for something to turn up; _turn_ something up. Be a match for events. The world’s great and rich men have forced their way to success at the bayonet points of their fingers, and with the iron pry of an unconquerable will. […]
[…] with his entourage who are Hausas and most of them were his slaves. Afonja also sent for one of his rich friends called Sọlágbẹrú to settle with him at Ilorin in other to achieve his aim. […]