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    Today, we live in an uncertain world. We can not predict what will happen in the next second. If you can, then you must me something else other than a living being. Today, we are constantly terrified by the uncertainty of the next moment.As I write this article, I don’t actually know what will happen the next moment. A new inventory in techno
    iscounts: Assume you’re selling a product or a service for $200 and your costs total $150. That means your profit is 25% or $50. Did you know that if you give some scroo
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    Pennypinchers, churls, moneygrubbers, niggards, pikers, pinchfists, scrimps – I HATE them. They have a scarcity mentality and they nickel and dime everyone. I don’t spend any time with them. Frugality is good, but being cheap is not smart when you want to create abundance, friends and happiness. One of the things I have learnt is that I should spend money where appropriate. Don’t take someone to a fast food joint to close a big deal. And don’t spend a fortune on things that show no ROI. But the biggest lesson I learnt is not to do business with tightwads.

    Pennypinchers want everything for nothing, and they always want discounts. Here’s what you should know about discounts: Assume you’re selling a product or a service for $200 and your costs total $150. That means your profit is 25% or $50. Did you know that if you give some scroo

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    any time with them. Frugality is good, but being cheap is not smart when you want to create abundance, friends and happiness. One of the things I have learnt is that I should spend money where appropriate. Don’t take someone to a fast food joint to close a big deal. And don’t spend a fortune on things that show no ROI. But the biggest lesson I learnt is not to do business with tightwads.

    Pennypinchers want everything for nothing, and they always want discounts. Here’s what you should know about discounts: Assume you’re selling a product or a service for $200 and your costs total $150. That means your profit is 25% or $50. Did you know that if you give some scroo

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    hould spend money where appropriate. Don’t take someone to a fast food joint to close a big deal. And don’t spend a fortune on things that show no ROI. But the biggest lesson I learnt is not to do business with tightwads.

    Pennypinchers want everything for nothing, and they always want discounts. Here’s what you should know about discounts: Assume you’re selling a product or a service for $200 and your costs total $150. That means your profit is 25% or $50. Did you know that if you give some scroo

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    sson I learnt is not to do business with tightwads.

    Pennypinchers want everything for nothing, and they always want discounts. Here’s what you should know about discounts: Assume you’re selling a product or a service for $200 and your costs total $150. That means your profit is 25% or $50. Did you know that if you give some scroo

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    iscounts: Assume you’re selling a product or a service for $200 and your costs total $150. That means your profit is 25% or $50. Did you know that if you give some scrooge a 20% discount, you cut your profits by a massive 80%? And, if you really believe in your product or service, increase your price by only 20% - that means an 80% increase in products!

    Also, when you discount your product or service, what you’re REALLY saying is, “I overcharged you and tried to take advantage of you, but you saw through me, and now you’re paying what it’s TRULY worth.” NEVER discount. Morton Wilder said, “Money is like manure; it's not worth a thing unless it's spread around encouraging young things to grow.”

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