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Lyn Pont, Ph.D.

How To Sell Softly

Simply by being present, you are selling. The only question is “What are you selling and how?” Your guests and clients are looking for value. They are speaking with you because you are either: Solving a problem they have or, Providing some service they desire. Engage in conversation. Never simply ...

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Gracefully Exiting Your Job

There is nothing quite as shocking as being told that your position has been eliminated or that you are being fired. What’s important is that you remain calm and listen very carefully. Do not become so upset that you fail to hear that you are being considered for another position ...

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YOU ARE A GUEST IN A PRIVATE HOME

Pets, Electronics, and Robes! Oh my!   Some clients and friends would not dream of having you stay anywhere except at their home. Or you may end up there because of weather conditions that cause your flight to be cancelled. While this arrangement would not be my first choice, if ...

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The Power Of Your Wardrobe – Clothes and Grooming Talk

Your guests are listening with their eyes. The right choices in clothing, accessories, and grooming will communicate trust and credibility whether you are working (or playing) locally or abroad. Dress to communicate excellence. Style is nice but substance is better. The term universal standards is used when discussing first class ...

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Hosting Celebrities – What’s the Number One Rule?

Your property or organization attracts celebrities because you have earned a reputation for quality and respect for the privacy of your guests. The number one rule when receiving celebrities is to respect their privacy. I know that you would never consider asking for an autograph, nor would you ask if ...

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Wearable Technology – The New Wild West

The world of Wearable Technology may be the new Wild West for employers. Your employees need common sense and revenue driven, “Suggested Guidelines.” The list below may assist you in creating your own brand guidelines. The most important issue: brand, guest and employee privacy. Visible communication devices tell your guests ...

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