The Power of Sending a Card – Checklist 004

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The Power of Sending a Card can have far-reaching effects on your business relationships

When I first start in business, I sent cards with hand-written notes inside to thank people for their time after a meeting, and for many other reasons.

Over the years when reconnecting with someone I haven’t had much contact with recently, I’ve had folks tell me they STILL have my hand-painted card on their desk, or taped to their filing cabinet — when I asked why they kept it, most people say, “It was such a lovely thought, I couldn’t bear to part with it.”

Now — think back to the last bunch of business cards you acquired after attending a meeting, event, seminar etc — if you spread those out on your table, do any of them JUMP out with a memory?

Probably not, unless you’re one of those super-organised people who writes the date and event on the back of the card, and anything they remember about the conversation — I did try that for a while, but it didn’t last long :-)

The Power of Sending a Card

Can you think of someone who’d love to receive a card from you today, or someone you’d like to connect or reconnect with? Take five minutes and send a little gratitude in a card — let me know how it goes :-)

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Talk again soon!

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Teena Hughes

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