The Thank You Show
17m
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Success in Sweatpants
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How appreciative are you of those arouond you? We hear a lot about appreciating our customers, but saying "Thank you!" doesn't stop with the people who buy from us. Where would we be without the various contractors who help us with our businesses, or the fellow home business owners who master mind with us and offer a sympathetic ear when the going gets tough? Or our families, who sometimes get frustrated with us but support us anyway? There are lots of ways and reasons to say thanks, and we'll look at some of those in this segment.
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