Tag Archive: Cougars

Working on the Fundamentals

On the surface it might sound like a frivolous to learn how to talk about the NCAA tournament with your co-workers. But learning how to make small talk, and tap into the passion and interests of others is what leads to successful relationships and as a result better business. You and your co-workers, business associates and supervisors will work better together if you’ve identified common interests outside of work. It’s how you build rapport, establish trust and gain credibility.

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Conversation Starters for 11/29 – Apple Cup Rivalry, Boise State Blues, Jeter, Sounders, and NBA

It’s the Monday after Black Friday, which means most people are thinking about holiday shopping and talking about all the great deals they found. There will be a large group of sports fans, however, talking about a great weekend of college football and other topics making headlines around the sports world. Don’t forget I’ve done the research and the reading. I’ve included a link if you want more info but you’ll be just fine reading the short summaries.

Conversation Starters for the Week of 11/15: Seahawks, Favre, Ducks, Cougars, Niehaus and NASCAR

Here’s your chance to get caught up on the hot sports topics – particularly for Northwest fans – without reading the sports page.

Conversation Starters 11/1: World Series, Favre, LeBron, Tiger

It’s a new batch of conversation starters to get you talking this week. Use ‘em at work, at home on a date. They’re good for an icebreaker in any situation.

Don’t Be a Know-It-All

Don’t get caught up in trying to know everything. That’s not the goal. The objective is to engage in conversations with people. The easiest way to do that is by asking questions and asking for their insight and opinions. It makes that person feel valued and respected. It helps you become more knowledgeable.

Why Talk Sporty to Me?

After two hours at a networking event, I came to a couple conclusions. Most people don’t know how to carry on a conversation, and many of the conversations at the event were awkward and offensive. This is why you need Talk Sporty to Me. The skills and techniques help you maximize networking opportunities, create relationships and generate opportunities.

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