When I was invited to co-host a literary event I'd long admired, I was excited. I floated around the room for about two hours. At hour two and one second I hit the floor hard. I did because the reality of what I had been charged with weighted me down.
When I got up the nerve to call back and ask why I had been selected, the simple response floored me. I was told by the host that they had been watching me and they liked what they'd seen. Bottom line was that from those observations it was felt that I would be a good example of caring and source of information at the venue that attendees would benefit from interacting with.
It's amazing to find out that people have been watching you and what they determine about you from their observations.
Whether you're in business or just going about what you consider your ordinary day, people are watching. What example to you want to set?
Linda!
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