5/6ths of half of the second 1/3
September6
Exceptional Networking: Get In Touch, Stay In Touch, Make It Count is a hands-on, here’s how book.
I have so many books
swirling in my head right now!
Everything else is the answer to the
questions that comes from this one.
And I have so much research to do,
(I love research!)
but right now I’m shaking with
eagerness to get this out.
(oh, maybe that’s hunger!)
Filled with gratitude for those of you who are reading,
and giving me eyes-on-the-page feedback,
here is the second section:
Stay In Touch
(The first 11 pages are the same as last night,
no major revisions. – well, check for yours!)
The link above takes you to a snazzy book reader thingy (that’s the technical term: thingy) If you’d rather download the .pdf file click here.
Wendy,
I thought this part of this section was INVALUABLE. The only thing that I think I would have liked to see would have been a visual of how that 5×7 card might look with a card stapled to it and the way you might list the 7-12 ways down. I think visual people would want to see an example.
I appreciated your hand, glasses and phone icons. Easier to remember than words. I think most of your readers will probably be able to come up with two or three of each of these, but 7-12 might come hard. Is that something you’ll be addressing in the book? Or do you believe those ways are usually unique to the individual?
I liked the tonality of our blue guy in this section. Thank you for sharing this portion of the book.
Ellie
Ellie!!!! Thank you!!!! You’ve made sitting on my butt all day worth it!!!
Glad the reader is sounding better.
I’ll go back and fix that in the first segment.
Yes – there is a whole section on the 5×7 cards in the 1/2 of this segment that isn’t finished yet.
And I’m glad about your feedback on the Verbal Visual H2H icons. I was really concerned that would be too 19th century. (Still mulling the demise of filing cabinets.)
I’m about to sign off for today, but want to let you know that I think I came up with a format that I’m liking. I can hardly wait to show you! I’ve started sketching it out . . . I’ll send you a .pdf later.
With much gratitude – W!