Negative Conditioning

  Written by Vijay Patel on Aug 19, 2008 7:28 am

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We've all been let down by poor customer service and poor product quality - for some of us, far too frequently.

If this happens often enough, most of us accept this to be the norm, such that we become the victims of Negative Conditioning - we expect things to go wrong, we expect disappointment with our purchases, we expect bad service - negativity rules our lives.

Then, when a reputable business or high-quality product/service is recommended to us (usually by those we would normally trust and respect), we are reluctant to take action and be 'guided to the light' in case we are let down again. The victim continues to be the victim.

Is there a way to exit this negative loop?

Sure. It's a simple enough solution really - we take guidance from the 'Leaders' in this world; those who hold trust, have knowledge, faith and positive aspirations.

Who are these Leaders?

Leaders are regular people. Leaders are those who encourage us away from Negative Conditioning. They 'personally recommend' as if their lives and reputations depended on it.

Do we listen to Leaders and take heed of what they say?

Not always - not often enough - we should thank them for their leadership though.

Negative Conditioning is so powerful that, even though we know this evil force is impacting on our self-image we are RELUCTANT TO TAKE ACTION and take back control.

Here's our good news: we WERE suffering from Negative Conditioning, but at the start of 2008 we regained control.

Want to know how?

We met a Leader - we thanked him for his leadership - we ourselves are now Leaders.

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What are your personal experiences of dealing with bad customer service?

Are you the type of person who always says: "Sounds too good to be true, so I don't believe it"?

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