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Lesson for today, if you have an important email, read it, then read it again shortly after, and then read it one more time before responding. Sometimes you get so caught up in work that it is easy to misinterpret the message and that can have an impact for the day or the future. I will have to remember this and drill this into my head. 😱 (Setting a send delay helps also..)

What emails do you open based on the subject line?

How to Make a Phone Call: Quick Tips and Tricks!

Know what you do, when you do it and why you do it. 👌🏼 Simple things like no email reply should be longer than two sentences, and no call should be longer than 2 minutes. 📞 📧 Simple rules that scale your impact and how quickly you can respond. ⏳

👇 An Interesting perspective from Josh Tay. 🤔 How are you using your welcome emails?

Always end your emails with these 2 questions

Preview text is the TL;DR of your email. It snags attention and gets peeps to open it. Don't sleep on this chance to boost your email game!

When is the right time to pick up the phone and start dialing.? ☎ Everytime there is a misunderstanding, email or text that doesn't seem to elicit the response that you expected. 💡 The divide between intention and perception will only be made wider and sometimes unpassable if the resulting responses are bantered back in text and email...Pick up the phone. What could be on the other side of the phone call? Mutual understanding and respect.

Part 2 Let’s look at how you can craft a better message and stand a higher chance of getting a reply. Let me know under the comment if this was helpful.

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