I don't care if you make typos in your emails or LinkedIn posts.
Just don't make this one:
My name.
As Dale Carnegie said, a person's name is the "sweetest and most important sound in any language." Remembering and using it can create a powerful connection.
But not if you spell it wrong.
That ONE mistake that will cost your reputation (and relationships) more than anything else
When everyone is doing everything faster:
Watching videos on 2x speed
Scrolling LinkedIn only reading hooks
Dictating sentences instead of typing them
(and using AI to make double the content in half the time)
The correct spelling of someone's name is the only thing worth triple checking.
It's the only thing they care about.
Slow down to get it right.
Who's with me?
Just don't make this one:
My name.
As Dale Carnegie said, a person's name is the "sweetest and most important sound in any language." Remembering and using it can create a powerful connection.
But not if you spell it wrong.
That ONE mistake that will cost your reputation (and relationships) more than anything else
When everyone is doing everything faster:
Watching videos on 2x speed
Scrolling LinkedIn only reading hooks
Dictating sentences instead of typing them
(and using AI to make double the content in half the time)
The correct spelling of someone's name is the only thing worth triple checking.
It's the only thing they care about.
Slow down to get it right.
Who's with me?