Personal Branding Tip 242 · Relationships
Repair One Broken Promise
Think of the last time you broke your word to someone. If the relationship still matters, reach out this week and apologize.
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Why It Works
This is the book’s own prompt: good faith runs dry after too many broken promises, and an apology can restore some of it.
Where It Comes From
- Category
- Relationships: The people who know you, and the people they know.
- In the Series
- Tip 242 of 365. One tip leads each day, in order, and the cycle begins again after the last.
Relationships
More on Relationships
Tip 246 · RelationshipsAsk About Them, Not Their WatchAsk successful people how they think and how they built what they have. Skip the questions about what they own.
Tip 250 · RelationshipsDeposit More Than You WithdrawBefore asking anyone for a favor, look at what you have done for them lately. Make a deposit first: an introduction, a share or a referral.
Tip 254 · RelationshipsHold the Contact Details YourselfWhen you meet someone worth knowing, take their details or enter yours straight into their phone. Then follow up yourself, because most people never reach back out.
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