How to put your phone down, do better work and not lose clients or friends!
Release Date: 12/06/2019
In Your Back Pocket
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We are in unprecedented times right now. Summer 2020 will go down in history as a time of international unrest due to a pandemic and protests. Emotions were already heightened in May due to changing guidelines for masks, social distancing and business openings. Then the protests started. When we face uncertainty at work or at home we can get anxious because of the unknown. By sharing my 2 simple strategies for communicating during times of uncertainty, I hope you can create a more peaceful environment.
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info_outlineGet some fun tough love from Kathy about being on your phone when you are in meetings and with friends. Learn how to be a better friend and employee by putting down your phone.