“Merry Christmas” Follow-up

by | Dec 20, 2010 | Blog

Yesterday, I wrote my opinion to the “Happy Holidays” vs “Merry Christmas” controversy. When I referred to it as “world-shaking”, of course, I was engaging in a bit of hyperbole. There are those who want to avoid giving offense...

“Merry Christmas” or “Happy Holidays”?

by | Dec 19, 2010 | Blog

Every year about this time I get a message or two in my inbox about this world-shaking controversy. Should we say “Happy Holidays” or “Merry Christmas”? Now, please feel free to do whatever you want, but here’s the way I see it from...

What If They Don’t Like Me?

by | Dec 18, 2010 | Blog

Some people just hit it off. Others just don’t see eye-to-eye. Ever since we started kindergarten, this has been a worry for most of us. It probably plateaued around the time we started going to junior high/middle school dances and hasn’t faded too much in...

Remember the Reason for Networking

by | Dec 17, 2010 | Blog

My mom, Debby Peters, founder of Connext Nation had a great article in her last newsletter about the idea of networking events versus networking relationships. Check it out to read the whole article. The point that really got me was when she was talking about whether...

7 Networking Ideas for When You’re Feeling Lame

by | Dec 16, 2010 | Blog

My new friend, Lynda Gronlund, certified personal trainer and owner of Balance Point Fitness, commented on yesterday’s post. You can read the full comment elsewhere, but the important part was that she was feeling lame for skipping a weekly networking event...

Are You Standing in the Parking Lot?

by | Dec 15, 2010 | Blog

I gave a presentation at the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti Regional Chamber last week. It was a good crowd and they reacted well to what I had to say (meaning no one threw anything at me). One of the points I made has to do with the nature of joining any networking group. I...
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