| December 2011 - Email Newsletter |
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Hello ,
As the holiday season approaches, we’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued partnership. It is business associates like you who make our jobs a pleasure and keep our company successful. One of the joys of the season is wishing you the best and expressing our sincere appreciation for your confidence and loyalty.
Whatever is beautiful, whatever is meaningful, whatever brings you happiness, may it be yours throughout the year.
We look forward to working with you again and hope our business relationship continues for many years to come.
May your holidays sparkle and shine and bring lots of reasons to smile!
The Ty Boyd Team
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What's New?
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 I’d Like to Propose a Toast
I cry every time I watch “It’s a Wonderful Life”. I’m able to hold it together when the townsfolk gather to help George Bailey out with his money problems, but as soon as George’s bother, Harry, appears in the crowd and says, “A toast…to my big brother George, the richest man in town”, I lose it. Heck, I’m choking up right now just typing the words. Click on the picture above (Video of the Month) of George, Mary and Zuzu to hear the toast and then.....
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Up Close and Personal with Molly Boyd-Hunt
Molly Boyd-Hunt, Executive Faculty member at Ty Boyd Executive Communications & Coaching, works with clients from the boardroom to the arena to boost their communications skills. Using a blend of humor and insightful storytelling, Molly teaches that important speeches are more like conversations with individuals rather than presentations to a crowd.
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Will Speak for Food
If you want to get in front of a room of people and practice your speaking skills, there are plenty of opportunities. Every day there are meetings of networking groups, professional associations and community organizations in your area. Granted, most won’t pay you, but they might throw in a free lunch. The opportunity to reach an audience, build your reputation, cause customers to seek you out, and to fine tune those speaking skills is worth every minute of your time. The boxed lunch is simply a bonus.
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