If you read my post last week about my recent stay at one of the Hilton Hotels in Los Angeles, you will know I had a pleasurable stay. So much so that I stayed there the following weekend for an Abraham seminar and had another great experience at the hotel.
During my stay I observed someone at the front desk who clearly was not having a good experience, how could it be that myself and others could have a good experience in the same hotel and others have a not so pleasing experience? I also looked on the travel web sites and hotel reviews to see how others perceived things at this hotel and others that I have recently stayed at.
It was very clear from that exercise that there were many perspectives ranging from never stay there again to loved the place. Could this be an example of the law of attraction at work and our energy vibrations that we carry around with us? The hotel and the staff are the common denominator here, so something in each guest must bring out the best, the worst and the mistakes in them.
Could it be that an angry feeling guest brings out a mistake from the hotel employee or a guest feeling like a victim can't be seen by the hotel staff even without a word being spoken?
If you often receive bad service, would you be willing to do something different for the next time and write down how you would like the experience to be. Then think only about what you have written for the next 3 experiences.
Or you could keep things the way they are right now.
