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How to be an Interesting Person

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When you’re an interesting person, people want to connect with you. Candidly, being interesting is a major advantage in both your personal and professional lives. An interesting person can’t easily be categorized, stereotyped. When you meet an interesting person, you don’t know what to make of them.

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Crafting Your Own Path to Success as a Multi-Passionate Consultant or Coach with Rainer Janetzki

Consulting Matters

From Disney HR leadership to Career Coaching: How Rainer Janetzki created a business that uses ALL his unique strengths and interests Do you have a variety of strengths and passions you want to express in your consulting or coaching business? Does the idea of doing the same thing day after day cause you dread?

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Unlock Your Potential: Harness the Enneagram for Professional and Personal Growth with Sarah Wallace

Consulting Matters

Through her vivid explanations and personal journey, Sarah will empower you to harness the Enneagram's unique approach to understanding motives and behaviors in order to break free from your comfort zone and take big risks in your consulting and coaching journey.

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4 Tips for Putting Your Best Self Forward

Successful Independent Consulting

Everyone makes unconscious judgments when they see a photo and according to research from Cornell University , these perceptions persist even after we’ve met the person. Do they see a confident professional or someone who hasn’t put any thought into their image or personal brand? It’s easy, affordable, fun, and quite interesting.

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What Clients Look for When Hiring a Solopreneur

Successful Independent Consulting

The client comes first: It’s easy for you to keep their priorities and interests at the forefront of your mind. Are you able to concentrate on what the other person is saying without thinking about what you’re going to say next? You’re continually learning and staying on top of industry trends, laws, and procedures. □

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Business Development in the 21st Century

Successful Independent Consulting

The third thing so remember when doing your outreach is to make it personal. For example, instead of sending a mass email campaign to dozens of people on your mailing list, take the time to send the email one at a time with a personal note at the beginning. Try New Ways to Make It Personal. Here are some suggestions.

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Don’t Talk to Strangers – Not!

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What I suggest is finding something interesting about someone you’d like to connect with and finding a way to introduce yourself by talking about that.” Let’s say you learned that this person you want to connect with has a collection of rare jazz albums. Now, a person you want to connect with might have any number of interests.