Keep emails short.
If you want them read at all, or your message remembered: keep them concise. To the point. Get the point across in the first short paragraph. Highlight the critical. Provide extra details at the end if necessary. If the reader has to scroll, that should raise a flag.
I wanna share one of the most exciting and biggest lessons I’ve learned all summer! It has to do with receiving compliments. People respond to compliments in different ways, and how you choose to respond can greatly deepen the relationship with the other person.
You haaaaaaavennnnnnnn’t metttttttttttt —- STREETCAR! *dundundun*
It’s a Simpsons episode with Marge in a musical, if you didn’t know >_< … But to the point of it: I do warmly agree with that view. The highlights of my day yesterday were the short but life-filled interactions with strangers.
I had been thinking about life and strangers a [...]
Went to this church in Oshawa for the second time this term yesterday. As with the first time, I felt almost entirely unwelcomed by my college peers there–only the sunday school teacher (who’s a pastor actually) welcomed me. Neither upon my entrance nor during the “loiter” time after sunday school did anyone approach me or [...]
Not encountering God in your life? How do you see God if you’re not looking in his direction?
*I’m sorry this will likely be confusing. It will be incoherent. A small sample of of thoughts I’ve had this past week. Issues that are not new, but are brought out in new light and to new realization. I should be more consistent in writing these thoughts, so that they do not come out as [...]
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