Interview With Susan RoAne
Talking to people is a critical tool to success. People simply can not get to know you, or about you if you do not let them. If you don’t talk to people they don’t know you exist. If they don’t know you exist, they cannot know what you have to offer. Yet, talking to others is a major stumbling block for many people.
Today, I would like to introduce you to a woman, whose work can help all of us improve our skills in “Mingling”.
Susan RoAne known as “The Mingling Maven” is an absolutely amazing woman. She is the author of many bestselling books which include “How to Work a Room”, “The Secrets of Savvy Networking”, “What Do I Say Next”, and “How to Create Your Own Luck”.
She also is a Keynote speaker with major corporation clients, which I will quote from her own website as “AT&T, Apple, Coca-Cola, Time Warner, Office Depot, Boeing, Citigroup, Ernst and Young, Oracle, Procter and Gamble, National Association of Television Producers and Executives, National Football League and, her personal favorite, Hershey’s Chocolate.”
As you can tell Susan is an incredibly busy person. She is in the midst of a new book which you can read about here. But, she did take the time to answer a few interview questions for me.
4- If you could teach only one lesson what would that be? Be nice in every room.
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June 29th, 2007 @ 6:08 pm
Thanks for publishing that interview, Priscilla. I will read more of her thoughts, thanks to you. I was just recently thinking that I need to get back into public speaking. I did quite a bit of it in the 1980s.
Until now, I never even thought about mingling as an art form to practice. I’ll start practicing on it this weeekend.
June 29th, 2007 @ 6:17 pm
I hope you enjoy her work as much as I do Greg.
You have some great stuff on your blog as well. Keep up the good work.