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Treat others well–you may need them one day
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingJun 5th, 2009 | No CommentsSometimes you are in power and can call the shots. But you should always treat others well.
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Two top executives give advice on how to treat others
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingJun 3rd, 2009 | 1 CommentShow others you respect them. Return phone calls and avoid screening calls.
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With this talent, you will always have friends
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingJun 1st, 2009 | No CommentsThe ability to remember people’s names is one of the greatest talents in the world.
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It’s plain bad manners
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingMay 26th, 2009 | 2 CommentsWe have all met that person who thinks their time is worth more than yours.
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How to become a happier person
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingMay 18th, 2009 | No CommentsOne of the best books I ever read was The How of Happiness written by Sonya Lyubomirsky. Sonya strongly recommends practicing acts of kindness and nurturing relationships to be come a happier person.
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Traditional networking + social media (facebook, LinkedIn, & Twitter) = More money, more friends, & a healthier life.
A no lose situation
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingMay 6th, 2009 | No CommentsIt doesn’t pay to be shy. You have nothing to lose when you meet others. Networking has a potential big pay off and no down side.
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Traditional networking + social media (facebook + LinkedIn + Twitter) = More money, more friends, and a healthier life.
Don’t leave home without it.
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingMay 4th, 2009 | No CommentsThere’s facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and other social media platforms, but this item is basic for networking.
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With these traits you can sell anything to anybody
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingApr 29th, 2009 | No CommentsFacebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter are great, but with these skills will make you a great networker.
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You can find new friends when you least expect it
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingApr 24th, 2009 | No CommentsIt is so difficult walking into a room full of strangers. What a great opportunity.
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Making eye contact will help you make new friends
Posted by David Sher in Traditional NetworkingApr 22nd, 2009 | No CommentsWhy do people avoid making eye contact? It is such a great tool.
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Traditional networking + social media (facebook + LinkedIn + Twitter) = More money, more friends, and a healthier life.
About Me
Subscribe to my Monday morning podcast, Confessions of a Darn Good Networker, on iTunes.
DAVID SHER
Social Media Strategist
WHAT A DIFFERENCE TWO MINUTES CAN MAKE
2 minute podcasts Monday mornings to build your business & personal network
Everything good that has happened to me is because of others.
My brother, Martin, & I are Co-CEOs of AmSher Receivables Management—a nationally licensed collection agency headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.
I am also a partner with Phyllis Neill at WeMentor Social Media Marketing - the first agency of its kind in Birmingham, Alabama to specialize exclusively in the creation and execution of social media strategies for all types of businesses.
David Sher, Social Media Strategist
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