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While it often seems we are at the mercy of unpleasant customers (or people in general), that's not really true. By learning defusing skills, and keeping a mindset that helps you become immune to the insults, barbs and attacks difficult customers make, you can reduce the frustration caused by these situations, while offering better customer service. In this series of articles we'll help you with both the skills and mindset to deal with difficult customer situations. This week, we'll talk about maintaining a mindset that will provide the foundation for coping with them.I had been traveling and “seminaring” this past week and whenever I finish, I like to write about what most of the seminar participants have been asking about.This past week, I spent a fair amount of time in the “business relationship” area, commonly referred to “Co-workers, bosses and vendors, oh my.”It seems that most of us have trouble communicating with the people we spend so much time with and understanding their point of view.It really comes down to the things that we all have issues with.“How do I tell my boss What's the best way to think about difficult customers? First, a common reaction people have to nasty or abusive people is to feel out of control or man How To Conduct On-Line Due Diligence Before Entering Into Business Relationships e mercy of unpleasant customers (or people in general), that's not really true. 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I will not allow this person (who I hardly even know) to ruin my day, or make me unhappy, because in the scheme of things this person is not important enough to control my life (is anybody, really?). Second, you need to be clear about your goals when you face a nasty customer. Is it to get even? To humiliate? Often your initial gut reaction to such peopl
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