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Water

Flow. Cleanse. Journey.

Water gives us life, cleanses us, and takes us on a journey.

Water comes in different forms. It can be still and calm, and it can be rapid. It can be a puddle to jump or a vast ocean to explore.

In business, we relate this to our clients and the customers we choose to serve, our partners in the markets who complement us, and the communities to which we belong.

= Business Relationships

Water flow is created when we have a continual expansion of clients, partners and community.

People is about having successful, fulfilling relationships, one-to-one.

Partners are those who understand our true value and want to help us expand, creating one to many more relationships.

Community is where we can now have our message and Value intrinsically known, allowing us to create a many-to-many relationship scenario.

Clients. Partners. Community.

  • Scenic waterfall flowing into a rocky stream surrounded by lush green vegetation.

    Clients.

    With consistent client relationship processes that revolve around clients' needs, we can better connect and learn what our clients truly want and build higher conversion rates and better relationships internally and externally. We show businesses how they can build systems and processes to help manage relationships through better managing expectations, deepening relationships and providing greater value at every touch point.

  • Silhouette of rowing team in a boat on a misty lake at dawn.

    Partners.

    With partnerships, there are two sides to the equation. One is the benefit of being in a relationship for the longer term. The other side is the fear of the unknown within the relationship. By addressing both sides early in a relationship, we can find those partners that align with our purpose and those that can connect us to our market. As a result, we can create clear agreements as to the benefits and allay the fears with the ultimate result of enriched relationships that provide access to a multitude of clients.

  • Group of people gardening together, with one person watering plants, another handing a potted plant, and others interacting cheerfully in a garden surrounded by greenery.

    Community.

    The ultimate business relationship construct is that of community. When a business can create solid long-lasting client and partnership relationships, this can then evolve into a community. Communities are all about connecting like-minded people while also being able to learn and share collective wisdom resulting in people trading together in the market.

    When people and businesses are part of a community, 'many to many' scenarios are created. This creates a network effect that attracts many more clients to a brand with the result of far greater volumes at far greater margins as the business no longer needs to invest in marketing messages that are costly to promote. The business has an organic, 'word of mouth' business en mass.