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6 Ways to Appear More Professional

by Rob Brown on September 10, 2012 · 0 comments

AS I often say to my coaching clients when we’re talking about building their reputation as the go to choice for what they do, it’s more about perception than reality. In other words, it’s often better for you to appear professional than actually be professional. Obviously, both appearing and being great is better by far, but let me explain.

Do you know people who are better than you but don’t get as much business? Yes. Equally, you probably know people who you are much better than, but they seem to get more business than you. I’m not saying it’s fair, just a fact. The difference is often in personal marketing. You can be great but poor, and lousy but rich. It’s all about perception, selling yourself and making people think you’re the ‘go to choice’ for what you do. [click to continue…]

Remember Your Networking Toolkit

by Rob Brown on August 6, 2012 · 0 comments

You know you should network, and you hopefully know where you should be networking. But you can’t turn up to an event or network meeting empty-handed. What you bring with you through the door separates the good networkers and GREAT networkers. The good will go to the event, the great will go completely prepared. And part of showing up prepared is your ‘networking toolkit’.

Your networking toolkit will ensure that you achieve the best possible results from any networking event. Your toolkit is one of the biggest keys to the networking doors of success. Let’s take a look at some of the things your networking toolkit contains… [click to continue…]