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Monday, December 21, 2009

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

We would like to take a moment to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy and prosperous New Year 2010. As we look back in the year, we have had, we must know that everyday that past was a learning experience. At Liberty Capital Funding, Inc, we have experienced a time of learning and a time of growth. As our first full year of International trading, we have made huge improvements in our business model. We incorporated many great contacts and business partners, also had to let go, of other business partners that were not ready for our growth and professional structure. We strongly believe, that we need to constantly grow and make an impact to our organization in a daily basis. The year has almost come to a conclusion, in which has left us with lots of fruits and opportunities. We understand the importance of becoming the best at what we do, we commit into growing and expanding our horizons in 2010.
Liberty Capital Funding, Inc., wishes you all Happy Holidays!

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Recycling "broker jokers" that are disrespectful in the business.


As a facilitator and consultant in the commodity business, we have come across many disrespectful and abnoxious human beings. Do these creatures believe, that by being nasty and know it all, they really think, things will go their way in this business or any other business? I don't think so, the first thing, I do, is listen to their blabber mouth and then respectfully tell them, I'm sorry but I'm afraid I can't help you or do business with you at this time. I'm a believer of being a professional, even if the other party believes to act the opposite. In business, as first impressions, we need to be respectful and courteous when dealing with people we don't know and we are interested in doing business with. Why, Am I writing to you about this today? There has been many talks with different business partners that I have encounter in the past and we share the same experiences with disrespectful "brokers jokers" in the business. My reaction, once I'm done speaking with them is the following,  first they get file on a garbage list, with the opportunity to get recycled in the future. What do I mean by this? Well, the second time around, if you happen to come across the same individual again, they must and should hope and want, this time around they will get recycle and put back into the " I do business with", list. We all, deserve a second chance and possibly a third one, but after that there is no recycle button that will help them ever get close to being on the "A" list. As a recommendation, always be respectful, people in the other end acknowledge it and are more open in doing business with you.

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