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Today’s special is amazing.

Clive Griffiths
Clive Griffiths

“Today’s special is amazing” he enthused .

“I tried it myself earlier, one-word … de-lish-ious … would you like to hear about it?”

Seriously, who is going to say no to that level of engagement.

He’d sold himself totally on the food and making sure the customers got a chance to experience it.

Can you say the same for your consultancy proposition?

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