Step two

Make Your First 

Impression Matter


When introducing yourself, come out strong and confident, not weak and apathetic. You can be bold without over doing it.

“My name is ______________________, and I run a company called, ‘Insert your company name…’”

This opening projects a healthy sense of confidence and vitality. Make sure you have a firm and deliberate handshake, without overpowering your newest contact and squeezing their hand until they give up. 

As common-sense as this may seem, many people are still using a limp hand or nearly injuring people with a King Kong like grip.