The Greatest Thank You’s of All Time
Saying thank you is one of the most important things we can do every day. Not sure how best to do it? Take a look at some of these greatest thank you’s of all time.
Saying thank you is one of the most important things we can do every day. Not sure how best to do it? Take a look at some of these greatest thank you’s of all time.
These days the thank you note and other expressions of attitudes of gratitude can sometimes seem like an endangered species. Expressing thanks is an important part of social well being. Here are some tips for how to do it right.
During the pandemic, many of us have lost touch with people personally and professionally. As this post demonstrates, it’s never too late to reconnect and rekindle relationships and friendships. It just takes some bravery and a lot of intention.
Being on LinkedIn is like going to a bar. You make good faith efforts to connect and people just hit you up for business without understanding who you are and what you need. They’ve forgotten the secret ingredient: building relationships.
Do you know whether the time and money you are investing in communicating with your stakeholders is effective? If not, it’s time for a communications audit. Here’s why it can be helpful.
If you are a soon-to-be new grad or a more seasoned pro pounding the pavement for a job, networking is key to your success. But only if you do it well and respectfully. Here are a few tips for how.
If you ever thought that a virtual meeting can’t be engaging, think again. A recent experience at an online dinner and networking event changed my mind, offering some powerful lessons on fostering interaction and intimacy while sitting in front of a screen. Learn how to make it happen.
Saying thank you is one of the most important things we can do every day. Here are some tips on how to effectively express your gratitude.
The secret to successful networking is not the initial meeting but the follow-up. Read more to find out how you connect more effectively.
This question was very much on my mind at a BNI business networking event I attended this morning as a guest. The whole reason for the gathering is to connect with others to do business. Each of the 50 or so folks in the room got 30 seconds to talk about their company so that the rest of the people in the room could think about possible referrals or other opportunities. Thirty seconds is at once an eternity and a nanomoment.