VideoCallsThatSell

> What irritates you every day? Fix that first. One of ‘nineteen tricks’ I recently scrolled through from a London paper’s queen of living space bliss, presently renovating an old house in Languedoc. The idea behind this particular tip is to take action now. Which is focused. One that might

I noted with interest this paragraph from author Will Storr [sub’n req’d [https://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness/mind/power-solitude-alone-doesnt-mean-lonely/] ]. Found within an article explaining the embrace of his own introversion during the various recent lockdowns. > Introverts understand viscerally that human existence is social. It’s how we’

Adele. A name known to all. About to plaster the public psyche with the imminent release of her fourth album ‘era’; 30. Or more accurately, a room in which Adele sat. As she spoke with her adoring faithful. She broadcast her, so she said, first ever Instagram Live over the

Where I currently am, a legislation-provoked deadline looms. Come the end of September, the government will cease to pay the wages of those furloughed during the pandemic. Overwhelmingly (though not exclusively) featuring white-collar workers not only barred from being in the office, but also prohibited from working from anywhere else,

Well now. Let’s see. Body language expert Judi James gets plenty of media work in England these days. This particular appearance delves into the physical cues on a first date that can save you heartache. Clickbait indeed. Excellent host Rob Rinder (L) with recently (re)dating producer Beth Keeley

Prevailing advice for an app-made first date is to hold a video call beforehand. The mainly reported theory being that there’s an alarming, overwhelming minority of wannabe daters that ‘catfish’. Namely using photos that give a misleading impression of themselves. Or in extreme yet sadly plentiful cases, are not

Will the hybrid meeting, blended working, flexible half-remote near-future of the next year or so bring more or less workplace training? There’s a burning current question for b-school undergrads and business team leaders alike as commerce learns to live with the coronavirus. You’d hope it’s the former.