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“What’s funny is why we get introductions wrong. We either never get taught how to do it, or we learn this stupid thing called the elevator pitch.” ~ Clay Hebert Click to Tweet
A good introduction should engage you, draw you in, and leave you wanting more. It’s not a slogan or a sales attempt, and if it comes across like one it will turn people off. If your nervous, unprepared, or a little too aggressive you not only compromise what you’re saying but how you’re saying it.
The good news is that how you introduce yourself is completely within your control; something that you can and should prepare in advance.
In this episode of Community Made I sit down with Clay Hebert to discuss how to craft the perfect introduction, engage in small talk, and nail first impressions each and every time...
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People mentioned in this episode:
Brian Kurtz
Phil Randazzo
Michael Fishman
Joey Coleman
Matt Mullenweg
Richard Branson
Elisha Otis
Jim Kwik
Simon Mainwaring
Dan Martell
Doug Brackmann
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