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An Email to an Old Co-Worker
It’s harder to network with new people, so why not use your energy to check in on the people you used to work with? It’s a good way to learn about what’s going on in your industry.
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An Email Lifting sometime
There’s something magical about someone you don’t know very well showing interest in you. Often, it’s even more validating than when a friend encourages you, because they really don’t have to do it. One sentence can impact someone for a lifetime. Neill taught me to always
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A Thursday afternoon email to your blood
Save your boss from having to make rounds before the weekend. Tell them what you’ve got going on: “Here’s where we stand regarding W, X, Y so far this week. I’m focusing on Z tomorrow. But if there’s something that needs to be pushed, let me know.” It will help you understand your priorities and ...
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An Email To someone you admire
The fastest way to get what you want is to get to know the people who already have it . Send a message to someone a step or two further ahead in their career and let them know how their work has i...
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A Friday Afternoon email to yourself
When I talked to Melody Wilding, LMSW , the author of Trust Yourself , she...
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An Email Saying "Thank You
People love to feel appreciated. Instead of worrying about all the things you need to do in the morning, take a moment to thank someone for what they do for you. “Thanks for all your support during that last big project” or “I’m so glad we get to work together. Thanks for being my sounding board”...
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An Email to someone you just met
Reach out to someone you recently met during a training session or through a mutual friend. See if they’re up for a chat. We all need more eyes looking out for us.
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Networking is something we often struggle with. Here's a few ideas I read that helped me a lot in reaching out.
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Choosing what to read
- If a book has been around for a long time and people still talk about it, it’s probably good.
- Read the first chapter without the obligation to continue. If you’re not having fun, it’s time to move on.
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