“There are also some interesting and inspirational posts that challenge me to think about my own business and my management style or give great tips.” I have some great meetings that (thankfully!) feel more self-employment peer-to-peer mentoring than any kind of sell, with the bonus that they stop the loneliness that can sometimes occur when running a home office. I like to develop relationships with folk who have a similar business ethos, which is important to me in the work I undertake and keeps that passion burning. “I use LinkedIn mainly for the networking and people connecting. However, I find the use of ‘generate’ in the sentence makes me feel it’s the hard sell type of business relationship so many seem to head straight for if you accept their connection request, which isn’t my style all. Virtual Executive Assistant, Emma Dick, was the first to share her thoughts: I’d like to share some of the thoughtful responses with you below.
At the time of writing this blog post, the LinkedIn post has 20 ‘reactions’ and 41 Comments, which demonstrates the power of publishing engaging content that prompts interaction.
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