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Hi
Friend
Have you ever
heard the saying "It's not what you
do - it's how you do it"? That is the
basis of the lead article this week,
where we look at what makes you
unique (and a tip - it isn't the
things that make you
unique).
We also look at the unique
differences in communication
preferences - and how this is
important when you communicate with
your employees.
Keeping with the unique theme,
our business of the week is a
magazine for a unique niche of
readers and our blog post of the week
is a fascinating yet controversial
one looking at some newly released
scientific studies about the impact
of friends on your life.
THIS
WEEK
It's not what
you do - it's how you do
it
Many people try and craft their
unique selling proposition (USP) from
things in their business. This
doesn't work. What makes you unique
is how you make people feel. In this
article we start to explore the
feelings you create.
ALSO IN THIS
EDITION
HR Tip
- Communicating with
Employees
Communication
can either increase productivity or
create massive disruption. Managers
need to be aware of unique
differences in communication
preferences when talking with
employees in order to get their
message across.
Business of the Week:
New
Scientist
Most
people know I am in touch with my
inner geek. New Scientist is my
favourite magazine and I rarely miss
reading an issue from cover to cover.
What makes it so
good?
Blog Post of the week:
Your Friends are the Measure of Your
Success
This post highlights some
fascinating scientific research that
explores how happiness, depression,
obesity and a whole host of other
things spread like viruses amongst
social groups. What they have found
is the friends you keep actually
determine whether or not you are fat,
happy and successful.You may want to
audition some new friends after
reading the research!
Next
week ...
What
makes a great business
letter?
Have a
great week!
exuberantly
yours
Ingrid
Heart Harmony
PS: This week's blog
also included posts about There's
Money in Adrenalin and To Deter
Shoplifters - Keep it
Neat.
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