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Diamond was Sir Isaac Newton's favorite dog, which, by upsetting a candle, set fire to manuscripts containing his notes on experiments conducted over a course of twenty years. According to one account, Newton is said to have exclaimed: "O Diamond, Diamond, thou little knowest the damage thou hast done" (or alternatively "O Diamond, Diamond, how little knowest thou the mischief thou hast done").
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There's Diamonds In Your Backyard! - Part 2
By Trina Newby
There's Diamonds In Your Backyard! Part 2
Building Relationships - The True Gems in Business
by Trina Newby
Getting your share of diamonds (business relationships.) Let’s get started!
Know how to build a solid business relationship
Just passing out your business card won’t do! After receiving contact information be the first to call the individual for a second introduction. Ask for a meeting over coffee or lunch to learn more about how you can help each other. This is the first powerful step in creating a relationship that could turn successful for both parties, because you will have each other’s undivided attention without the distraction of others. What more can you ask for? It’s the perfect situation. Now, all you have to do is to nurture the relationship and learn how you can help the other person. This will take time and many conversations with them.
After the first meeting send a thank you letter along with some suggestions on how you can help each other. Be aware that they might not need your services or products right away, but that’s okay because you are in this for the long haul right?
Next, make sure you have a way to keep in front of your contacts. This could be in the way of an e-newsletter, monthly mail out or just by giving them a call monthly or bi-monthly. Also remember to index them properly in your Rolodex or contact management system. This way you can refer new and existing contacts to them as the need arises.
Be there early
Make it a habit to be on time to your networking and one-on-one meetings. Being early has so many advantages. Arriving late for a one-on-one meeting can give the wrong impression and if you’re meeting with someone who is a stickler for time – you’ve messed up!
Be willing to give
Three important steps in building a solid business relationship is 1) to show a genuine interest in the other person’s business 2) be willing to listen and 3) be willing to give as much as you receive.
A one-ended relationship will give you a one-ended result! If your only reason for developing a relationship with someone is to get business from them or always receive referrals – you still don’t understand what a business relationship is!
If you meet someone and you’re not impressed or have a good feeling about what they do or if it conflicts with your values – don’t push the relationship! It’s not worth the business if you go against your values.
If you decide that this person is someone that you would be interested in developing a relationship with then you
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Learning To Buy Diamonds Online
By Jen
Many of us are yet to come to terms with the concept of online purchases. For various reasons, both real and imaginary, many of us still feel uncomfortable to buy anything on the Internet. No wonder Read more...
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Diamond Clarity: Shoppers Buying Guide
By Denny Reinke
Diamond shoppers typically want a diamond that is big, bright and has lots of sparkle. Yet when they go to the jewelry store, the attention seems to be on carat weight, color and clarity. What is Read more...
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What Are Conflict Diamonds?
By GETi
First let us start with what diamonds are. Diamonds are crystals of pure carbon formed millions of years ago deep below the Earths crust and forced up to the surface in rivers of volcanic lava. The Read more...
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History Of Man Made Diamonds
By David Cowley
Henri Moissan (1852-1907) received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1906. In 1892 theorized that by crystallizing carbon with pressure and heat from molten iron he could make diamonds. The then set Read more...
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