Four steps to help you influence through the noise
While technology makes communication easier, it is much more difficult for us to influence others.
By Stacey Hanke |
Updated on August 28, 2017
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When you deliver that critical message you’ve worked so hard on, will you have your listeners’ full attention?
Have you ever thought about how many emails and texts you send each day, or how those messages impact your influence? Each one is an opportunity to stand out from the crowd and grow your influence. Each one is also an opportunity to be misinterpreted, to damage your reputation and to negate your influence.
Technology has affected almost every aspect of our professional and personal lives, including our ability to influence others. Technology, however, is a double-edged sword when it comes to influence. While technology makes communicating easier, it is much more difficult for us to influence others.
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