Why I Do Business The Old-Fashioned Way – aka The Human Touch

Watching the sunset this evening from my balcony, I was thinking about an interesting conversation I had this weekend. 

I was asked a question by two persons I highly respect. This wasn't the first time I've been asked this question, but you know how I love questions! 

After hearing my answer, they suggested I ought to tell my readers about it too. 

So here we are. 

They asked me why I don't use a more sophisticated LMS (Learning Management System) platform or payment gateway to instantly send out the priced guides & courses people order from me ... 

Like I do with my free guides and stuff.

Well, that's a reasonable question.

Here's my reasonable answer.

I understand very well the pleasure of getting an order right away through an automated system. I certainly don't blame online sellers for doing it that way — it's the norm, after all.

But, to be honest, I'd rather give you the longer lasting benefit of personal access to me when you need it most.

Delivering orders to you myself allows me to do that better, and lets me communicate with you more directly as my student.

Yes, it takes a little more time (a day or two) to get your order. And it takes a little more effort on my part to email it to you this way ... but I believe it's darn worth it.

This is actually very close to the heart of my mission. For that reason, I'll write an email about it tomorrow, to go along with the other tips and tools I send out a couple of times a week. 

I'll add more more details about this whole lowkey approach I have to doing business online, and how it can help you do business in a way that's genuine and trustworthy, and better for everyone, in the midst of all the AI junk and crazy promises filling the internet nowadays.

Not only helping your business, but improving your communication all around, in every relationship.

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