You know lately I’ve been thinking over the fact that my job is just a win/win. I know, I know, just another sales pitch right? There is a book by Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump called Why We Want You to be Rich. In the book they explain in detail why it is not only ok for us to want to be rich, but that we need to have it as an expressed goal. They talk about how the gap between the rich and the poor is widening and how the middle class is slowly dissolving. And how none of us will do the world any good by being poor ourselves. My purpose in this post isn’t just to say “I want to be rich,” even though, let’s face it, almost all of us do. But what I want to get across is that by doing my job well, wealth is just a natural result for me and my customers. I really don’t think there are a lot of people out there that can say that about their own jobs.
To me one of the biggest appeals of working for U-Turn is that honesty reigns. They expect honesty from everyone with-in our company and also complete honesty as we deal with our customers. Because the truth is good enough. We don’t need to shift people’s attention or exaggerate numbers. The bottom line is we have an opportunity that will make people money. It’s been proven for the last 23 years by thousands of customers.
Now I could go on about the rewards of dealing with great people and hearing their experiences, and the satisfaction I get from teaching them the ropes of vending, all of which I do enjoy, but I don’t think in the 12 years I’ve worked hear anyone has contacted me about owning a vending business just for the experience of it. They called or clicked because they wanted to make money. Well to the Trumps, and Kiyosakis of the world rest easy the gap between the rich and poor may be widening but you can relax when it comes to Tyler Garn. I want to be rich and I want you to be rich too.