![]() They’re not your people (or your buyers). Keep it professional, of course, but let folks see you. Whether that’s showing your sense of humour, talking about a challenge or talking about why critical illness insurance matters, it’s okay to be you. And how will they know you, if you don’t share (workplace appropriate) things about yourself? People buy from people they know, like and trust. Remember this when you’re producing your monthly newsletter. I’m sure some folks on my dog walking routes think I’m terribly weird talking to their dogs.īut I’m sure other people don’t mind, or even find it charming.Īnd that’s fine because I’m not for everyone. Since I got a dog, my quirks are a lot more visible outdoors. ![]() These dogs are troublemakers and I’m taking the fall! What she sees is her dog beside her, me kneeling at her fence with my whole arm through it, breaching her private property. Then the house door opens and the lady steps out to see what the ruckus is. So, while I was petting Frida, she hears a noise and runs away from me. This lady lives a few blocks from me, and we only ever say hello, but I love her dog, Frida, and stop to pet her every time I pass by. Later that day, after dark, I was petting another neighbour’s dog through the iron fence. A little too loudly, I said, “I’m not stealing your dog, I promise!” as my neighbour said, “You can let him go now.” And that’s when my neighbour pulled up, now driving a truck. It looks a bit more suspicious than that. The moment you have someone else’s dog on a leash in front of your own house, it doesn’t look like you’re returning a dog. Then I had to get back to work so I tied my dog up and put my neighbour’s dog on a leash so I could take him home and close the gate. I brought my dog out so they could wrestle, which they did for about 15 minutes. ![]() Like the other day, my neighbour went for a walk and left his gate open, so his dog wandered out and landed on my front stoop. Now that I’ve had a dog for a while, I’m sure those kids were innocent victims of dog shenanigans. ![]() Kids can be so desperate to deflect blame from themselves that they blurt out whoppers like, “The dog ate my homework.”Īt least that’s what I used to think. ![]()
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