Moving Questions

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In a message dated 10/19/01 10:20:44 PM Central Daylight Time, 
s.haasch@worldnet.att.net writes:


> If you were to have someone like myself come and move into your village, I
> can imagine that you might be threatened or concerned. I would like to go in
> with high ethics and respectfulness.  I am a part time tuner and would like
> to grow a business of 6-8 pianos a week.
> 
> Do you have two or three suggestions or thoughts which I might keep in mind.
> 
> Thanks a lot.
> Steve
> 
> 

Steve

First of all, it's a free country, and any one is allowed to be in business, 
and "do their own thing," so to speak. 

I would do as Jon suggests, and introduce yourself to the other piano tuner. 
Find out when the next chapter meeting is, provided the major city has a PTG 
chapter, and introduce yourself to all the other piano tuners. If this major 
city is like others that I know, there is always room for another piano 
tuner. If your intention is to only tune 6-8 pianos a week, you won't be much 
of a threat to the other tuners. 

Go and enjoy your new environs, and have at it. You'll make new friends and 
your business will grow in no time.

Willem 

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