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Career Success Advice: Be Nice
Successful people create positive personal impact. Knowing and following the basic rules of etiquette is key to creating positive personal impact. In the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games, in his tribute to Canada, slam poet Shane Koyczan said "And some say what defines us / Is something as simple as 'please' and 'thank you'." Canadians are known for being polite and we can all learn a lesson from them. Simple words like "please" and "thank you" define you as a person who not only is polite, but one who is polished and gracious -- two characteristics that will help you create positive personal impact and succeed in creating the career success you want and deserve
The 3P's of Effective Communication
Sometimes we forget the simple rules in life. Sometimes though, simple is best. This article provides a straight-forward formula to always have in the back of your mind whenever you are talking face to face, over the phone or via email. The 3P's are the keys to true communication. Use them every day and at all times, especially in the workplace!
Loving Art & Conversing with Artists
How do you speak to an artist? Are artist really any different than accountants? How do you treat artists in conversation? Are you artist-friendly, or not? Read the article and you can answer the question from at least one artists point of view.

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Being Politically Correct Can Cost You Sales
Sales trainers, coaches and managers teach that you must be “politically correct,” polite or professional, when you ask for information. Being politically correct may just cost you the sale.
Accepting Thank You With A Smile
Often, when we are given a compliment, or someone says 'Thank you', we feel it is polite to gently refuse. We say things like 'It's nothing' or 'No, no - it was all you'. Yet, there's much more to it than that. There is a huge value in accepting help in your business, to build your own capacity as well as growing your team too.
The Power of Appreciation and Gratitude
Sure, we're polite. We always say "please" and "thank you"... to strangers at least. But for some reason, it seems that we often forget to say "thank you" and show our appreciation to the people who are closest to us; to our family, our co-workers, our employees, our teachers. We especially forget to say "thank you" to the universe for our many blessings.

Guerrilla Bribes
The polite phrases for bribes are "advertising specialties" or "free gifts." Whatever term you use, know that bribes work on all demographic groups.

Just Say No and See Your Business Grow
I guess it's just human nature to want others to like us and think well of us. We are brought up to conform, be polite and meet the expectations of the important or powerful people in our lives. We women are especially indoctrinated with these expectations and sometimes we feel we're letting people down if we say NO.
The Advertising Scam: New Entrepreneurs Beware!
Imagine that you are a new entrepreneur. You have a great idea; you did your research, you're feeling optimistic and you just registered your company name. Experienced business people would be polite in calling you naive.
Career Success Advice: Be Nice
Successful people create positive personal impact. Knowing and following the basic rules of etiquette is key to creating positive personal impact. In the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games, in his tribute to Canada, slam poet Shane Koyczan said "And some say what defines us / Is something as simple as 'please' and 'thank you'." Canadians are known for being polite and we can all learn a lesson from them. Simple words like "please" and "thank you" define you as a person who not only is polite, but one who is polished and gracious -- two characteristics that will help you create positive personal impact and succeed in creating the career success you want and deserve
Those Crazy People
His voice was loud; his attitude hostile; his words caustic. Despite how rude he was, she remained calm, professional, and polite throughout the challenging encounter. Even from my close vantage point, I didn't detect a hint of irritation in her demeanor.

How to Prepare for a Difficult Conference Call
Most conference calls - even when they involve participants from different organisations - are polite, orderly and even-tempered. However, occasionally you might be on a call that involves hostile participants or other types of difficulties.
How To Cold Call Canadians
Remember that Canadians are extremely polite and expect you to be. We buy differently. We want to be heard. Canadians value honest, forthright communications. Be extremely straight-forward and helpful.
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