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Golden Retrievers in Business Suits – LOL
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Keith Ferrazzi had me laughing out loud in a plug he did today for my recent interview with Tahl Raz, co-author of his bestseller, Never Eat Alone: “So many people (and introverts are especially guilty of this), assume that you have to be like a Golden Retriever in a business suit to expand your circle and get noticed.” By now, you must know you can climb as high as you’d like (or go wherever you want) even as a more placid Basset Hound. Ferrazzi was spreading the word about my chat with Raz on his myGreenlight Social Capitalist Skills Session in which I offer my live coaching input to six challenges Raz poses. If you missed our interview, check out the transcript. Also, don’t miss Raz’s humorous story about hiding in the bathroom at his own parties.

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