Five Reasons to Forget Price and Choose a Business based on its Principles.
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Five Reasons to Forget Price and Choose a Business based on its Principles.

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In today's fast-paced and competitive business world, it can be easy to focus solely on price when making purchasing decisions. However, more and more people are awakening to the importance of doing business with companies that share the same principles and values as they do. In this article, we will explore the reasons why people should prioritise doing business with those that share the same principles instead of just the lowest price.

Building Trust and Loyalty: Working with companies that share the same principles creates a sense of trust and loyalty. When a company shares similar values as their customers, it creates a stronger connection that goes beyond just a simple transaction. Customers are more likely to remain loyal to a company that shares a set of principles, even if it means paying slightly more for their products or services.

Supporting Ethical Business Practices: Investing your hard earned money with companies that share the same principles very often means supporting ethical practices, even in the simplest of ways. Yes these companies are more likely to follow sustainable practices and give back to the community, but just as importantly they will probably treat their employees well, By supporting ethical businesses, customers can feel better about where their money is going and the positive impact it is having.

Better Quality Products and Service: Companies that prioritise principles over price are more likely to invest in higher quality production and customer service. Focused on creating value for their customers rather than just making a quick profit, these businesses aim to build long-term relationships. This means customers are more likely to receive high-quality products or services that meet their needs and exceed their expectations.

Creating a Positive Impact: Doing business with companies that share the same values helps to create a positive impact in the lives of others. These companies are often focused on making a difference and contributing to society in a meaningful way. By supporting these companies, awakened people are playing a small part in creating a better world.

Personal Satisfaction: Doing business with companies that share the same principles can bring immense personal satisfaction. When a customer knows that their money is going to a company that aligns with their values, it creates a sense of personal fulfilment and purpose. It's not just about making a purchase, but about contributing to a greater cause.

Finding these types of ‘like minded’ service providers can be a challenge, however the are a growing number of places to begin investigating. A business directory for like minded awakened people is a good place to start. And if you’re a business owner yourself, adding your own details to one of these directories makes perfect sense.

In conclusion, doing business with like minded awake people that share the same principles as you is about more than just price. It's about building trust and loyalty, supporting ethical business practices, receiving better quality products and services, creating a positive impact, and gaining personal satisfaction. By prioritising principles over price, we can all make our small difference and contribute to a better world.

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