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How to host a client dinner without losing control of the conversation
🔧Welcome to the Friday Fix!
A very British habit
A colleague suggests lunch. “There’s a lovely gastropub near the office,” they say. Someone else pulls a face and says, “Or we could just go to the caff.” You nod along, but you’re not quite sure what the difference is...
In this episode, we discuss the nuances of making recommendations effectively, emphasising the importance of confidence and clarity in communication. We introduce the FAB framework.
The Waiter Just Said Three Words That Made Your Evening. What Were They?
You have waited longer than expected for your table. The food finally arrives, and so does an extra dessert you didn’t order.
A meeting ends well. As you’re leaving, the other person says, “We should grab a coffee sometime.” You smile and agree. Then you get back to your desk, and you’re not sure what just happened.
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I help people thrive through language and solopreneurship. As an ESL teacher, business skills trainer, author, and coach for online freelance educators, I support two communities: 'English Language Lab' and 'Teach Train Coach'.
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