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Roacherton James McCrawley III visits the Plano Chamber of Commerce

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Little Roacherton James McCrawley III was granted temporary release from detention for a visit to the Plano Chamber of Commerce. šŸŖ³

He helped with my elevator pitch, worked the crowd, caused an audible gasp when he dramatically fell over, and later discovered half a donut.

All in all, a successful morning out. šŸ˜„ Continue reading Roacherton James McCrawley III visits the Plano Chamber of Commerce

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5-Minute Pop-Up Art Experience… at the Plano Chamber of Commerce

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A five-minute Business Spotlight at the Plano Chamber of Commerce became an unexpected pop-up art experience when Miss Macy, a life-sized mannequin dressed in a gown made from thousands of paper hole punches, made a surprise appearance. Along the way, Chamber members not only learned about pest controlā€”they also became part of Miss Macy’s story by taking home a tiny piece of her artwork. Continue reading 5-Minute Pop-Up Art Experience… at the Plano Chamber of Commerce

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When a Casual Conversation Turned Me Into a Garage Door Spring

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What started as a casual conversation at a Plano Chamber ribbon cutting somehow ended with me wearing a Slinky around my neck, hiding behind a cardboard garage door, and helping a fellow Chamber member deliver her elevator pitch. šŸšŖšŸŽ­

Sometimes the best networking opportunities begin with simply saying yes.

This behind-the-scenes story is about creativity, friendship, the Plano Chamber community, and why Dale Carnegie still influences the way I approach every opportunity. Continue reading When a Casual Conversation Turned Me Into a Garage Door Spring

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Practical Networking Tips I’ll Be Sharing at the Wylie Area Chamber of Commerce

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How many business cards have you collected…

…only to discover them months later buried in a desk drawer?

We’ve all done it.

This Wednesday, I’ll be sharing practical ways to make networking more memorableā€”for yourself and for the people you meet. Continue reading Practical Networking Tips I’ll Be Sharing at the Wylie Area Chamber of Commerce

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Episode: The Night I Challenged a Room Full of Chamber Members to Make 150 Easter Cards

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What happens when you tell a room full of Chamber members they canā€™t leave until 150 cards are made? You discover the power of teamwork, a little friendly pressure, and a classic How to Win Friends and Influence People principle in action. Continue reading Episode: The Night I Challenged a Room Full of Chamber Members to Make 150 Easter Cards

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The Day I Took Dale Carnegieā€™s ā€œDramatize Your Ideasā€ Literally

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I had two days, zero hat-making experience, and one big idea: build a giant magicianā€™s hat for a chamber meeting. What followed was a slightly chaotic crafting adventure that proved Dale Carnegie was rightā€”dramatic ideas stick.

And apparently, nothing says ā€œremember meā€ like showing up with a hat that could double as a stage prop. Continue reading The Day I Took Dale Carnegieā€™s ā€œDramatize Your Ideasā€ Literally

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Name Badges & Big Moments (Featuring Miss Macy, of Course)

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Who knew a name badge could carry so much weight? From nervous first meetings to proudly stepping into an Ambassador role, this journey with the Wylie Area Chamber of Commerce reminded meā€”thanks to Dale Carnegieā€”that even the smallest details can make a big impact. Also, Miss Macy fully supports this message. Continue reading Name Badges & Big Moments (Featuring Miss Macy, of Course)