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George Walther is an internationally acclaimed expert at boosting personal performance. He's a professional speaker of the highest caliber, and is widely published. His focus areas are: Improving communication effectiveness with "Phone Power" and "Power Talking" techniques, Making customer relationships more profitable using "Upside-Down Marketing" strategies, and Honing intuitive decision-making using "Gut-Level Leadership" principles. George's books, audio programs, and video training tapes have been published around the world in many languages. Phone Power shows people in every profession how to be more effective and efficient every time they use their telephones. Power Talking is a practical guide to communicating more positively and powerfully. Upside-Down Marketing revolutionizes traditional sales philosophies by focusing on the most profitable -- and the most overlooked -- sales opportunities among existing and former customers.

Monday, September 11, 2006

Wedding GUEST Vows

Over the course of planning my own wedding, I realized that I have not always been a good wedding Guest in the past. With this experience fresh in my mind, I invite you to join me in the following wedding guest vows:

• When I receive a wedding invitation, I will promptly return the RSVP card and realize that the bride has probably sorted them into little piles. It's not good enough to call or e-mail. Use the RSVP card.
• I will observe and comply with the "RSVP by" date, realizing that the bride and groom are inundated with details and must give firm guarantees to various caterers and event planners.
• If in doubt, I will refer to an etiquette guide and do things "right." For example, if the invitation is for a couple, I will not phone to ask the bride if I can bring children and friends!
• I will not phone the bride and groom days before the wedding and begin the conversation by saying, "I can just imagine that you must be swamped with your wedding planning details right now and I hate to bother you with this, but I was wondering if....”

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