October 2009
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THE NIERENBERG GROUP
Tip of the Month
October 2009 Small differences in performance can lead to large differences in results.
FACT: 80% of business value stems from perseverance.
In planning your 2010 relationship strategy, a simple way to be sure to stay in touch
consistently is with a contact management system.
- Special Occasion? Send a card.
- Lunch Date? Follow up with a note or gift.
- New Promotion? Offer an incentive.
Do you appreciate growth? Let your bottom line Appreciate!
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| The Six-word Exercise of Leadership: My Thoughts from the Harvard Management Tip of the Day
I liked what I read recently in the Harvard Management Tip of the Day.
Ernest Hemingway was challenged to write a story using only six words. Impossible, some thought. The next day Hemingway produced this: "For sale. Baby shoes. Never worn." Clare Booth Luce, according to Wall Street Journal once told President John Kennedy that "a great man is one sentence." I read of someone who summed this exercise up: "It takes time and effort to boil down the essence of what you're trying to do to a short and memorable idea."
Creating a six-word memoir is a challenge – even more daunting than Twitter which gives you 140 characters – and summing up your career in six words may not produce a "eureka" moment of sudden clarity, yet the exercise challenges you to think about what work means to you and how you influence the way others work."Big idea. Profound thoughts. Truthful moment."
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Spotlight: How to Persuade Anyone
In his book, Influence: Science and Practice, Dr. Robert Cialdini shares six rules for successful persuasion, each one the result of detailed scientific research. Use these six principles to be more persuasive in your business relationships:
- Reciprocation
- Commitment and Consistency
- Social Proof
- Liking
- Authority
- Scarcity
Read more about these simple steps to success here!
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Want to know more about Andrea?
Check out her blog of personal insights, straight from the Queen of Networking, here!
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| P.S. As we start the holiday season with Halloween, which has been considered for centuries as one of the most magical nights of the year, I wish you the best for the start of a happy, healthful and peaceful season.
Have a great month!
Andrea
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Have a wonderful month and keep sending me your 'thank you' stories for my new book and be sure to take our brief survey.
Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.
All the best,

P.S. Visit our new and improved website www.nierenberggroup.com
and our blog TheNierenBlog.com
"Showing Appreciation to Your Clients and Connections is Always In Style"
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