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the handouts.
36 one-page ideas to read, print, and keep.
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Takeaways
One good idea, a few examples, and something to try.
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Would You Say That Over Coffee?
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Human Looks Good on You.
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You’re More Interesting Than Your Job Title.
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Less “Just Listed.” More “Glad I Read That.”
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Your Headline Has a Job to Do.
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The Small Talk After the Small Talk.
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Borrow the Polish. Keep the Personality.
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A Little Proof Goes a Long Way.
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Your Next Post Is Already in Your Day.
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Make Yourself Easy to Recommend.
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You Don’t Have to Become an Influencer.
Second Thoughts
Little perspective shifts worth keeping.
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Your Best Marketing Might Be a Better Question.
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AI Can Finish Your Sentence. Should It?
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Be a Dreamer. Leave Receipts.
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Easy to Say. Hard to Show Up.
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What Would You Post If Nobody Could Like It?
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The Part You Almost Deleted.
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You’re Teaching People How to Remember You.
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Your Ordinary Is Someone Else’s “Oh, I Didn’t Know That.”
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Don’t Confuse Being Seen With Being Known.
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Have a Point of View. Leave Room for Another.
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Your Phone Is a Notebook Before It’s a Stage.
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Make One Person Glad You Showed Up.
Good Company
How to meet people, and make them glad you did.
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You Don’t Need a Networking Personality.
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Walk In Alone. Leave With One Name.
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Ask the Question After “What Do You Do?”
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Introduce Two People Who Should Know Each Other.
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Your Follow-Up Doesn’t Have to Be Clever.
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Remember One Small Thing.
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Leave Room in the Circle.
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Know How to Say Goodbye.
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Say the Nice Thing Out Loud.
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Connect Before You Forget.
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Talk to the Person You Think Is Your Competition.
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