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5 Ways to Get People to Remember You

Let’s get people to hire you because they remember you and you’re hard to forget. As an entrepreneur, you want people to buy from you because they trust you and know your name. To help you achieve that goal, here are five ways to get people to remember you. 1 Say the Other Person’s NameContinue reading “5 Ways to Get People to Remember You”

How to Get Hired by Adding Value

Recently, people have been losing jobs by the thousands, so the competition you face for getting a job is fierce. How can you stand out and become the first choice with a potential employer or client? If you want to get hired for the long term, start by adding value. Networking and Relationship Building thatContinue reading “How to Get Hired by Adding Value”

How to Manage Your Time and Stay Productive

If you could control time, would you go back to change the past so you could revisit a memory or redo a mistake? How awesome it would be to freeze that moment and have all the minutes to do everything you want with hours to spare! Managing your time and staying productive would not beContinue reading “How to Manage Your Time and Stay Productive”

How to Dress for Remote Work – Fashion Trends for Pandemic Life Part 2

After a year of remote work, are you ready to set aside your hoodies and sweatpants and dust off your business suits? I miss how dressing up for client meetings made me feel. Let’s capture that feeling again! If you’re still working from home, start off the new year by looking powerfully stylish. Here areContinue reading “How to Dress for Remote Work – Fashion Trends for Pandemic Life Part 2”

Mindset Monday: Dealing with Distraction

Distractions can be relaxing. Distractions can be harmful. How you deal with distractions determines if you can manage your time or watch it slip away on you. This week, keeping myself focused has been challenging, but I’ve been able to stay on task by working on three key things. First, I divide my life intoContinue reading “Mindset Monday: Dealing with Distraction”