Sudden Service Expediting
NEWSLETTER 
Issue: #  4 August 2009 
Greetings!  
  
It was great to hear the responses about the last newsletter.  Many were thankful for the U.S. Congress and Senate Web links.  I encourage everyone to contact your representatives and let your voices be heard. 
 
In this edition I'll explain in more detail how Sudden Service helps companies benefit from our "Advantage" program.  I will also begin to share Part One of a defining moment in my life. 
 
Enjoy! 
AdvantageSudden Service ADVANTAGE Program 
Offering both Assurance & Market Availability.
 
 
Sudden Service is a company-owned fleet operation.  What exactly does that mean?  When you need service our program will assure you get it by using our company equipment and drivers. This is our competitive edge.    
 
In contrast, the majority of other expediters do not own their fleet, their drivers do.  What impact does this have on you?  Delayed service and limited flexibility.  Have you ever wondered why you wait so long when calling these types of companies for service?  Have you then received the response "let me contact my driver" followed by more wait time?  When you call us, YOU will always be given priority in all aspects of our transaction.
 
In the event a customer favors pricing over service assurance, we go to our network.  This provides unique pricing based on market availability.  Downside?  More time is required, availability changes quickly and an expedient decision is needed. 
 
We will use either of these two options to provide you with the best service.
Let our Advantage program help with your next expedite. 
The Opportunity  What happens if I open this door?
Opening the Door.  
 
Before we begin I want to make clear I wish no offense in sharing this story.  Trust me, I have been slightly concerned about writing it, however I was recently affirmed by someone who knew nothing about my intent.  This mentor affirmed me by saying "He told me to tell you to operate and conduct your business in fearless confidence." 
 
Being around faith-filled churches as a young child, I grew up with an understanding that God's power is limitless, however I had one BIG doubt; the power of healing.  My doubt swelled every time when I would see a charismatic preacher on TV deliver a "supposed" healing miracle. I would laugh and say "what a joke!"  How can a healing take place by simply praying? Please!
 
Can you ever recall suffering from a terrible illness where you wanted to simply give up?  My answer to this question takes me back to the early spring of 2006.  Having laryngitis and a severe sinus infection at the same time seemed impossible.  Well, it's not.  I refer to this illness as "The Opportunity." 
 
After suffering with these ailments for over seven days, I finally sought conventional help from my doctor.  Of course, this only provided a temporary reprieve.  Never having been this ill before, I was becoming worried.  I could feel despair overwhelming me. What could I do or who could help me to be healthy again? 
 
When I returned from the doctor's office, Ron Dean, a Principal in the business at that time, who's also my Dad, called to inquire how I was feeling.  Though I was able to muster a soft, yet painful whisper "OK", he understood I wasn't exactly ready for my four mile jog routine. 
 
What he suggested next began what I refer to as "Opening the Door."  In an unassuming way, he asked if I would be open to receive prayer.  My first thought was "OK, sure."  Get my name on a church prayer list was my idea, however his idea was completely different.  
 
He suggested having two mutual, God-fearing friends come to my office and pray for me.  Immediately a burst of anger exploded inside like fuel being thrown on a fire.  The flames instantly flashed a TV preacher smacking me on the head, screaming and dancing like James Brown saying,"You're healed brother!" 
 
"Absolutely not," was my first thought.  Why or how could I even consider this when I was 100% in doubt of healing by prayer?  I have done everything I could do to get better, right? 
 
Stay tuned for Part Two.
CLOSING COMMENTS
 
It's my hope that at least one individual will be touched as I begin to share my testimony.  In today's world where we continue to put more trust in man, men and women need to hear of those experiences where trust was placed in Him. 
 
In next month's edition I will reveal the next part of my testimony.
  
Blessings to you all. 
 
 
Sincerely,
 

Nathan Saneda, CTB
Sudden Service Expediting, Inc.
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