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May 4 - May 8: Lawyer Well-Being Week
May 6 - May 12: Nurse’s WeekNext Thursday - Chicken Dance Day
as William Shakespeare wrote and, if you’re involved in Network Marketing, you know exactly what he meant.Today's blog post is based on some training I took yesterday from Eric Worre, Pete Vargas and Pat Quinn called "Stage-to-Scale Method" and this is a special edition for network marketers. From their webpage:
From inviting people to learn about what you have to offer, to presenting your products and opportunity to prospects, and even training your team how to have their own successful Network Marketing business – it’s seems like you are ALWAYS on stage.The replay is available from Eric and he said it can be shared with my team and I consider all of you to be on my team! Although it looks like you have to register for a specific time for the playbacks and they'll possibly all be over by the time you read this...but go ahead and click here and see if there are any times available.
And it doesn’t matter if you’re conducting a one-on-one meeting with a prospect at a local coffee shop … or you’re in front of 500 people on a video conference training call … knowing how to communicate and share your Signature Talk with clarity and confidence is the key to growing your business, your influence, and your contribution.
May 4 - May 8: Lawyer Well-Being Week
May 6 - May 12: Nurse’s WeekNext Wednesday - Numeracy Day, Top Gun Day, Receptionists Day, Apple Pie Day, World Cocktail Day, International Hummus Day, Leprechaun Day, Root Canal Appreciation Day, Donate A Day’s Wages To Charity Day, Third Shift Workers' Day and Frog Jumping Day
May 4 - May 8: Lawyer Well-Being Week
May 6 - May 12: Nurse’s WeekNext Tuesday - Fibromyalgia Awareness Day, Poem on Your Pillow Day, Odometer Day, Nutty Fudge Day and Limerick Day
May 6 - May 12: Nurse’s WeekJune 5 - World Bicycle Day, Running Day, Chocolate Macaroon Day, Insect Repellent Awareness Day, Repeat Day and Chimborazo Day
May 25 - Jun 5: Italian Beef WeekPS I'll be working on tomorrow's blog post right after I finish this one!
We’ve highlighted the benefits of sport coats numerous times here on AoM: they lend you a fitter, more masculine silhouette regardless of your body shape; offer plenty of pockets to stash your stuff; and give you a removable layer that helps you adjust to changing temperatures. Perhaps best of all, these versatile garments allow you to look sharp and put-together — in a variety of situations, with a variety of dress codes — without appearing too formal or overdressed.
Need we go on?
You may have been convinced of the desirability of adding a sport coat, or several, to your wardrobe, but just haven’t known where to start, and/or how to expand your collection. How many sports jackets does a man need, and what kind of jackets should they be?
The number will really depend on your lifestyle: the climate and local culture of where you live, your personal style, and how often you have the opportunity, and simply the desire, to look snazzier both on and off the job.
With that in mind, today we’ll suggest 4 types of sport coats that, for a good segment of men, will make for a well-rounded, yet un-bloated wardrobe. Changing seasons call for different colors and materials in sport coats, and these 4 will carry you through the whole year, and every kind of event, in style.
I have a Navy Blazer, although I've only worn it a few times. I like the sound of both the Hopsack and warm weather coats. I really don't have a need for something heavier where I live. Be sure to check out the article for more information on the different types of sport coats.
- Hopsack Sport Coat
- Navy Blazer
- Thick, Textured Cold Weather Sport Coat
- Thin, Lightweight Warm Weather Sport Coat
You don’t necessarily need all 4 of the above sport coats in your wardrobe, but if you live in a 4-season locale, having them all at hand will ensure you always have a jacket that’s ideal in function, feel, and look for each time of year, and for various kinds of events. Keep in mind you don’t have to get all of the coats at the same time; start with the hopsack (or whichever kind of jacket you think you’ll personally get the most use from), and then slowly build out some additional options over time.
May 4 - May 8: Lawyer Well-Being WeekNext Monday - Eat What You Want Day, Accounting Day, World Ego Awareness Day and Twilight Zone Day
May 6 - May 12: Nurse’s WeekJune 4 - Hug Your Cat Day, Corgi Day, Cognac Day, Old Maid’s Day and Tailors Day
May 25 - Jun 5: Italian Beef Week
Apr 20 - Apr 26: Stationery Week
Apr 26 - May 2: Go Diaper Free Week
May 4 - May 8: Lawyer Well-Being Week
May 6 - May 12: Nurse’s Week
May 25 - May 31: Map Reading Week
May 25 - Jun 5: Italian Beef Week
Apr 26 - May 2: Go Diaper Free WeekNext Friday - No Socks Day, World Donkey Day, Public Gardens Day. Military Spouse Appreciation Day, Free Trade Day and Iris Day
May 4 - May 8: Lawyer Well-Being Week
May 6 - May 12: Nurse’s WeekJune will be Guitars On The Beach, Pride Month, Care For Your Grandparents Month, Audiobook Month, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness Month, International Mud Month, Candy Month, Great Outdoors Month, Country Cooking Month, Soul Food Month, Iced Tea Month, Dairy Month and Camping Month
May 25 - Jun 5: Italian Beef Week
