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]]> By: Daryl Tay http://uniquefrequency.com/2008/09/11/when-networking-isnt-a-dirty-word/comment-page-1/#comment-1718 Daryl Tay Fri, 12 Sep 2008 03:36:37 +0000 http://uniquefrequency.com/?p=461#comment-1718 @Michael: I remember that! Thanks for bringing it up. It's been so long I'd forgotten. Thanks for the mention on the ending! While I'm not consciously trying to emulate Mitch's style of writing, I do like the way he ends posts. I read a few blogs that always end with "What do you think?", which I personally feel is a lazy way to invite blog readers to comment. It's way too easy to type "What do you think" rather than formulate a sentence with the subject in context. @Michael: I remember that! Thanks for bringing it up. It’s been so long I’d forgotten. Thanks for the mention on the ending! While I’m not consciously trying to emulate Mitch’s style of writing, I do like the way he ends posts. I read a few blogs that always end with “What do you think?”, which I personally feel is a lazy way to invite blog readers to comment. It’s way too easy to type “What do you think” rather than formulate a sentence with the subject in context.

]]> By: Michael http://uniquefrequency.com/2008/09/11/when-networking-isnt-a-dirty-word/comment-page-1/#comment-1717 Michael Thu, 11 Sep 2008 15:43:41 +0000 http://uniquefrequency.com/?p=461#comment-1717 I always think of Bob Cialdini. When you walk into a crowded room you should not ask yourself who here can benefit me....but instead ask yourself who in this room can I genuinely promote the business prospects of? A much better approach. I like how you have picked up the Mitch-style ending to your posts. Nice. :-) I always think of Bob Cialdini. When you walk into a crowded room you should not ask yourself who here can benefit me….but instead ask yourself who in this room can I genuinely promote the business prospects of?

A much better approach.

I like how you have picked up the Mitch-style ending to your posts. Nice. :-)

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