Solving a Common Communications Conundrum

Consider this if you struggle to introduce yourself, believing you don't need to prepare a 30-second elevator pitch.

Would you hire you?

• Rambling.
• Winging it.
• Self-serving.
• Confusing.
• Missing the mark.
• Clueless about prospects' needs and desires.

??Here's the solution so that your networking generates new business.

Harness the power of your words.

Be intentional with how you articulate your value.

Every word wields power.??

When you write your introduction and OWN it, people pay attention.

On we go.