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Recently I spoke with some wonderful people at a National Association of Credit Management Congress event in Las Vegas. I took a little flip camera along and here is some feedback attendees gave me on the event.
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Today on CNN International, Nadia Bilchik went on to represent South Africa to the world and explain some popular expressions that one will often hear while in the country and from South Africans.
On Friday Nadia went out to a gathering of the Atlanta branches of the South African-American Chamber of Commerce and the SOS Children’s Villages. Luz Borrero, Deputy Chief Operating Officer of the Atlanta Mayor’s Office was there to represent new Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed.
The event was not only inspiring; it was fun. Drummers, happy South Africans, Nigerians, Ugandans, Senegalese, Americans and more where all in attendance and ready to celebrate the 2010 World Cup’s arrival to the continent of Africa.
Today on CNN, Nadia Bilchik explains those interesting expressions that you hear from South Africans.
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Hey everyone,
We would just like to let all of you know that some exciting things are on the way in the Greater Impact world. Nadia wants to keep in touch with all of you, all the time. We’re preparing for exciting new video content that will be thought provoking, exciting and that will change your day-to-day life. We have had so many ideas and all we want to do is share it all with you.
Have you ever gone to a party and had a really awful time because you didn’t feel your best? Perhaps you didn’t feel comfortable in what you were wearing; perhaps it was a case of “bad hair day,” or of just being really tired. That is exactly how I felt last week when, after facilitating a full day of training, I rushed downtown to make it to an important CNN event.
It was one of those brilliantly organized gatherings: the guests included Kasim Reed,
Fascinating. Please discuss here in the comments sections below and with me on twitter @NadiaBilchik
I had such an incredible response from my last newsletter on overcoming nerves, that when I read Mark Goulston’s article on overcoming holiday shyness, I felt I had to share it with you.
So often people say their innately reserved personality keeps them from being a better networker. I always reply that more reserved people can be great networkers, because networking is about real relationship building, and real relationship building begins with genuine interest.
