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How to Be Unforgettable
25 ideas to elevate your value.
Do you consistently make a good impression?
They say first impressions go a long way in climbing the ladder of success. I say first engagements go even further. The first opens a door, and the latter keeps the door open for more opportunities.
Even in the realm of social media marketing, where brand impressions are often touted as the key to brand visibility, it's brand engagements that truly drive success. If you want to see your brand grow, it's these meaningful interactions that you should be focusing on.
In application, an impression refers to how you are seen or assessed in a few seconds. However, engagement (or interaction) is how you'll be remembered or positioned for the next level.
If you want to be seen, make an excellent first impression. If you want to be unforgettable, elevate the way you engage with others.
Today, let's focus on the latter.
There are many ways to make a good impression, including:
Dressing the part
Wearing a warm smile
Observing good hygiene
Carrying a positive body language or posture
Having a healthy self-confidence
Being Authentic
Speaking well
However, here are some more ways to create unforgettable engagements and interactions that will make you stand out and move your career and life forward.
Being approachable
Being present in the moment
Being open-minded and non-judgmental
Being well-informed
Showing kindness and empathy
Listening attentively
Stirring meaningful conversations
Asking open-ended questions
Observing proper manners and etiquette
Possessing fine dining skills
Expressing sincere gratitude
Offering help, support and encouragement
Sharing personal experiences
Acknowledging others and their contributions
Learning boundaries
Respecting boundaries
Giving valuable feedback
Receiving feedback with humility and attentiveness
Showing genuine interest
Supporting the goals of others
Celebrating others and their wins
Building and gaining trust
Demonstrating authenticity
Respecting diverse opinions
Being approachable
Which of these ideas resonate with you the most? Which has worked well for you? If you are able, please share.
Until next time, let's stay polished.
Warmly,
VJ, Founder, Publisher
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