Comments on: Make Yourself Unforgettable http://thinklikecenter.com/consultant/make-yourself-unforgettable Practical advice and insights for freelancers and consultants Mon, 07 May 2012 19:45:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Make Yourself Unforgettable (Part 2) | Rochelle Moulton http://thinklikecenter.com/consultant/make-yourself-unforgettable/comment-page-1#comment-166 Make Yourself Unforgettable (Part 2) | Rochelle Moulton Tue, 05 Oct 2010 22:12:14 +0000 http://thinklikecenter.com/consultant/?p=1978#comment-166 [...] Think about it. What if you could draw the right clients and referral sources to you? What if you could spend less time on proposals that go nowhere and more time serving your best clients? That’s what being unforgettable—for the right things—can bring you. For the 600-word version, read my full article in “Think Like a Consultant”. [...] [...] Think about it. What if you could draw the right clients and referral sources to you? What if you could spend less time on proposals that go nowhere and more time serving your best clients? That’s what being unforgettable—for the right things—can bring you. For the 600-word version, read my full article in “Think Like a Consultant”. [...]

]]> By: Carolyn Higgins http://thinklikecenter.com/consultant/make-yourself-unforgettable/comment-page-1#comment-67 Carolyn Higgins Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:46:44 +0000 http://thinklikecenter.com/consultant/?p=1978#comment-67 Hi Rochelle, What a great post! Everything you wrote is in line with what I teach my clients every day- but you also helped me see some things I need to pay attention to in my own Coaching practice. Aligning your stories, actions and visuals seems to be one of the most challenging things for small business owners. You have to come to a point where you realize (especially if you're a solopreneur) that you are your brand and everything you do reflects that brand. There are no more bad days,, there are no more sloppy days..one missed meeting or unreturned phone call could tarnish your image. Thank you for the thoughtful and well written article! -Carolyn Higgins http://www.FortuneMarketingCompany.com Hi Rochelle,

What a great post! Everything you wrote is in line with what I teach my clients every day- but you also helped me see some things I need to pay attention to in my own Coaching practice.

Aligning your stories, actions and visuals seems to be one of the most challenging things for small business owners. You have to come to a point where you realize (especially if you’re a solopreneur) that you are your brand and everything you do reflects that brand. There are no more bad days,, there are no more sloppy days..one missed meeting or unreturned phone call could tarnish your image.

Thank you for the thoughtful and well written article!
-Carolyn Higgins
http://www.FortuneMarketingCompany.com

]]> By: Loren Fogelman http://thinklikecenter.com/consultant/make-yourself-unforgettable/comment-page-1#comment-66 Loren Fogelman Mon, 28 Dec 2009 04:38:23 +0000 http://thinklikecenter.com/consultant/?p=1978#comment-66 When I decided to step into a private practice I knew I had to do things differently and get out of my comfort zone. That meant getting past any limiting beliefs I had concerning marketing and social networking. Because I felt so strongly about taking this step, I embraced a "do anything" attitude. As a result, my practice has grown exceptionally quickly. It really works. When I decided to step into a private practice I knew I had to do things differently and get out of my comfort zone. That meant getting past any limiting beliefs I had concerning marketing and social networking. Because I felt so strongly about taking this step, I embraced a “do anything” attitude. As a result, my practice has grown exceptionally quickly. It really works.

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