When attendees arrive at your event, what is their first impression? As an event planner, creating a powerful first impression is important. It lays the groundwork for everything that follows.
Susan Young is a keynote speaker and leadership trainer. She works with organizations who want to harness the power of change to improve positivity & performance. In this episode, we discuss the art of first impressions for positive impact. Get ready for some insights that will help you plan more amazing events.
By the end of this interview you will learn:
- Why a passion for people is important …
- The power of a first impression.
- Facets involved in first impressions…
- How to use a critical eye for what people perceive …
- Why you should strive to be approachable.
- The reasoning behind a “Heart of Service.”
- The definition of an “Ambivert.”
- Tips for the introvert.
- Personal branding for improved impressions.
- 3 types of awareness you must be aware of …
- Healthy habits are good for people and events.
- Manners mean something …
- The difference is in the details …
- How the art of communication plays a role …
- First impressions sometimes start before you realize …
- Why you must pay attention to your digital activities …
- Leaving people with a positive lasting impression.
- The art of nurturing your network & your attendees.
- And a must read book recommended by Susan …
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Links and resources from this interview:
Susan's Website: SusanSpeaks.com
“Emotional Intelligence” by Daniel Goleman
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