Wear your red, white, and blue proudly. Mix and match or go monochromatic. All three colors are flattering and showcase your individual intent.
Happy Independence Day!
Wear your red, white, and blue proudly. Mix and match or go monochromatic. All three colors are flattering and showcase your individual intent.
Happy Independence Day!
Don’t forget the salutation at the beginning of an e-mail. I see a lot of e-mails that start with the body of content.
When you greet someone properly, even online, you show respect for them and also solidify your polished brand.
I was quite distracted recently when a colleague got up to share some important information but managed to say “um” every two to three words. I’m not even kidding.
When in doubt, close your mouth. Silence can be golden. Even a brief silence can give you valuable time to formulate your next thought or sentence.
Try to write your e-mails and converse without using words like “just” or starting sentences with phrases that seem to give a disclaimer to what will follow.
My rule for clients when I’m coaching: ”no apologies” or “no excuses.” Just communicate what you mean. The rest should follow.
There’s not much more to say…even though I’ve said this one a lot. I continue to be amazed at how many people do not focus on their posture when communicating. From a simple introduction of yourself to a big presentation moment—when you think about your posture, you take control of your space.
Taking control of your space is a major first step toward successful communication. Here’s to your WOW!