

MOMENT 19: Do THIS In Your Emails To Get Taken More Seriously | Vanessa Van Edwards
Aug 5, 2024
Join Vanessa Van Edwards, a renowned people skills expert, as she reveals a simple communication hack to enhance your email effectiveness. She discusses how to balance warmth and competence in your writing, showcasing the power of specific language choices. Vanessa underscores the role of emojis and exclamation points in creating a friendly tone. Plus, she explains why voice memos can be a game-changer for conveying your message authentically. Tune in for insights that can transform your everyday communication!
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Prioritize Key Communications
- Prioritize important emails and Slack messages for maximum impact, creating a positive halo effect.
- Occasional thoughtful communication outweighs constant effort, allowing for quicker messages on busy days.
Email Audit for Warmth and Competence
- Analyze your emails for warm and competent words to ensure a balance.
- Too much warmth can seem unprofessional, while excessive competence can appear cold.
Balancing Warm and Competent Language
- Use warm words (e.g., happy, collaborate) and competent words (e.g., efficient, lead) in emails.
- Emojis, exclamation points, numbers, and data contribute to warmth and competence, respectively.