What the partners of Leicestershire based
Morgan Gleave Art & Design
have learnt during
12 years of running a small business.
Morgan Gleave Art & Design
have learnt during
12 years of running a small business.
This is an overview of four related articles recently posted on this blog.
Underpinning everything here is that you should be organised and plan ahead.
Tip 1: Look good, Feel good
- Ensure that you are well dressed, groomed and accessorised.
- Decide what you are going to wear, check that it is clean and in good repair well in advance.
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| Excuse me, folks...I think you need to tone it down a tad. Oh, and nude isn't such a good look either... |
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| This little poppet has the right idea. |
Tip 2: Plan
- Know when and where you are going.
- Ensure you have everything you need.
- Decide what are going to say about your business
- Consider what questions to ask
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| Surely it's not THAT difficult to think of questions... |
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| An irrelevant but intriguing image. Anybody got any ideas about what's going on? |
Tip 3: Put your business head on (Think Worzel Gummidge)
- Ensure that you arrive in good time to spend a few moments mentally making the transition from travelling mode to Efficient, Confident Business Mode.
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| It's good to have different heads. Hopefully you will have time to dry clean your suit, Worzel. |
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| Goodness gracious me! You certainly found a handsome head, Worzel. Cleaned your suit too. You're sooooo SEXY Worzel Gummidge... |
Tip 4: Make your entrance
Walk in like a film star who is smiling and ready to talk pleasantly to anybody.
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Not sure about the off the shoulder look and
a tad heavy on the make up, but you'll do, Elizabeth.
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| Well, Richard, you've certainly got confidence...but don't you think that a bog standard suit would be better? |
Tip 5: Remember your manners
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| Polite |
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| Not polite. (Huh! Caught out!) |
Tip 6: Have Fun!
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Best try to have fun without
leaping on a fellow networker...
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| ...and rolling around on the floor is probably going a bit far too.
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