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        <title>The Power of &amp;quot;Re&amp;quot;</title>
        <description> READ AN INTERESTING ARTICLE AND THOUGHT I WOULD PASS IT ON TO YOU DETAILERS WHO ARE STILL STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE DOWN ECONOMY THESE PAST THREE YEARS:

Changing your mind!!!  Is that good or bad.  Some in our society see a person&amp;#039;s changing their mind about something as a sign of weakness, of indecisiveness.

But the way I see it, &amp;quot;changing your mind&amp;quot; is ok to do.

You must realize that good managers are ones who do change their minds, and move on.  Being stubborn and inflexible will hamper a company&amp;#039;s grow and a person&amp;#039;s career.

You can look at changing your mind as a &amp;quot;do-over.&amp;quot;  A fresh start....a second chance, in sort a &amp;quot;re-do.&amp;quot;  In the detail business the word &amp;quot;re-do&amp;quot; is bad, bad, bad.  No one wants to re-do a vehicle, right?

The prefix &amp;quot;RE&amp;quot; does mean to do again. But look at it this way, you have the power of the word, &amp;quot;DO&amp;quot; which is the basis of all accomplishments.  And, you combine this with the safety net of &amp;quot;RE&amp;quot;, do it again.

You need to get into the habit of using &amp;quot;RE&amp;quot; much more often.  If you do things will work out much better.  If things do not go the way you want, then you need to:  RE-flect; RE-think; RE-establish; RE-build; RE-view; RE-vise; RE-new; RE-structure; RE-generate: RE-organize; RE-direct; RE-capture; RE-work; RE-cover; RE-fine; RE-arrange; RE-evaluate; RE-form; RE-create; RE-start and RE-do.

Many immediately take the opposite position on &amp;quot;RE.&amp;quot;

For example, they RE-fuse any advise; they RE-frain from changing anything; they RE-sist and RE-sent any suggestions someone might have.

As a result they keep RE-peating the same mistakes and they RE-linquish any chance for success in the future.

Their choice of how they look at &amp;quot;RE&amp;quot; will RE-veal  who they are.

For those of you reading this post, quit being RE-luctant and RE-lax and move forward.

Do not live with RE-morse; RE-gret; and began to RE-claim the same positive outlook you had when you started your detail business.

You got to RE-energize yourself and RE-claim your self-esteem and confidence and RE-ject any notion that cannot RE-gain what might appear to be lost, and even make it better.

RE-fuse to be defeated.

*Taken from an article by Robert Stevenson</description>
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            <title>The Power of &quot;Re&quot;</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[ READ AN INTERESTING ARTICLE AND THOUGHT I WOULD PASS IT ON TO YOU DETAILERS WHO ARE STILL STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE DOWN ECONOMY THESE PAST THREE YEARS:<br />
<br />
Changing your mind!!!  Is that good or bad.  Some in our society see a person&#039;s changing their mind about something as a sign of weakness, of indecisiveness.<br />
<br />
But the way I see it, &quot;changing your mind&quot; is ok to do.<br />
<br />
You must realize that good managers are ones who do change their minds, and move on.  Being stubborn and inflexible will hamper a company&#039;s grow and a person&#039;s career.<br />
<br />
You can look at changing your mind as a &quot;do-over.&quot;  A fresh start....a second chance, in sort a &quot;re-do.&quot;  In the detail business the word &quot;re-do&quot; is bad, bad, bad.  No one wants to re-do a vehicle, right?<br />
<br />
The prefix &quot;RE&quot; does mean to do again. But look at it this way, you have the power of the word, &quot;DO&quot; which is the basis of all accomplishments.  And, you combine this with the safety net of &quot;RE&quot;, do it again.<br />
<br />
You need to get into the habit of using &quot;RE&quot; much more often.  If you do things will work out much better.  If things do not go the way you want, then you need to:  RE-flect; RE-think; RE-establish; RE-build; RE-view; RE-vise; RE-new; RE-structure; RE-generate: RE-organize; RE-direct; RE-capture; RE-work; RE-cover; RE-fine; RE-arrange; RE-evaluate; RE-form; RE-create; RE-start and RE-do.<br />
<br />
Many immediately take the opposite position on &quot;RE.&quot;<br />
<br />
For example, they RE-fuse any advise; they RE-frain from changing anything; they RE-sist and RE-sent any suggestions someone might have.<br />
<br />
As a result they keep RE-peating the same mistakes and they RE-linquish any chance for success in the future.<br />
<br />
Their choice of how they look at &quot;RE&quot; will RE-veal  who they are.<br />
<br />
For those of you reading this post, quit being RE-luctant and RE-lax and move forward.<br />
<br />
Do not live with RE-morse; RE-gret; and began to RE-claim the same positive outlook you had when you started your detail business.<br />
<br />
You got to RE-energize yourself and RE-claim your self-esteem and confidence and RE-ject any notion that cannot RE-gain what might appear to be lost, and even make it better.<br />
<br />
RE-fuse to be defeated.<br />
<br />
*Taken from an article by Robert Stevenson]]></description>
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