Recently, I had the lovely experience of having a couple site visitors send accusatory emails to me. It was obvious that they did not take the time to read my entire response to their request for advice or the … [Read more...]
Now is Not the Time to Accuse and Assume
Everyone is stressed out. Many have different priorities based on their individual situation or circumstance. More than ever, it's time to get the benefit of the doubt and take a deep breath before … [Read more...]
Email Etiquette and Discretion
I have received several emails asking for my advice and help in matters that are purely up to discretion. Email Etiquette is basically a list of suggested guidelines. The intent is to make your email communications … [Read more...]
Don’t Fall Prey to Holiday e-Stress Syndrome
The Holidays are in full swing! You can feel it in the air and experience it first hand when you go out even if to just run an errand or do a quick stop at the grocery store. More people, longer lines and, with … [Read more...]
Jumping to Conclusions in Email
Have you ever heard the saying "Thou protest too much?" What that saying implies is that by protesting too much about something, you are in fact showing your true colors about the topic that you are so emotional … [Read more...]
How to Improve Your Email Etiquette
For each week's post, I choose a topic I am asked about or that I notice onliners are struggling with. (You can let me know your questions here.) The past couple of weeks, in working with clients as well as … [Read more...]
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