Connecting others

One of the satisfactions of networking is seeing it in action. I’ve been fortunate enough to be a part of putting people together for their mutual benefit as well as the well-being of a client of ours. Lynn Felhauer, the co-owner of The Graphic Edge, a graphic production company here in the DFW Metroplex, is […]

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I and me

Watch those personal pronouns. If you haven’t noticed already, this author makes a point of trying to avoid the personal pronouns “I” and “me”. Maybe it’s because it is better to listen that to talk (“God gave you two ears and only one mouth”) and hear what the other person in a conversation has to

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Vegas

Why is it that most shows, large or small, are being held in Las Vegas these days? I’ll be off to Vegas in a couple of weeks for the AWMA–a wholesaler’s show–at the Las Vegas Hilton. Right after that show the next week is GlobalShop and the Exhibitor’s Show. Earlier this year, Home Builder’s (IBS),

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The Gatekeeper

We have all encountered them: the person between us and the person we want to talk with. Whether it is a job search or B2B call, or even a scheduled appointment, there is always a receptionist, secretary or assistant in the middle. Since most of the time this person is a woman, let’s call her:

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LinkedIn

This social networking site has had reams and volumes written about it. There probably isn’t anything new I can impart except what I’ve learned from my personal experience. A few Rules of Thumb when it comes to using and being a part of the LinkedIn community: Tailor your profile to match your resume. It is

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Quantify yourself

Being connected to marketers and market research people, I find that most everybody and every business is demanding a measure of products, services……and people. Not to be clinical here, but how do you quantify yourself? I was at an luncheon today where the speaker said that “Since 1992, he has spoken about technology….in more than

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