A short YouTube monologue by Kim Zoller (Wednesday's Wirings) delivering a single practical tip: on today's date, check emails from the same date one and two years prior, identify people you've lost touch with, and send brief appreciation/reconnection notes—especially when busy—to maintain reciprocal connections. The piece is concise, informal, and action-oriented.
Are there people who have contributed to your lives or you've contributed to theirs? Or people you appreciate that you've just lost touch with because you get so busy in your day to day? It happens to all of us. Hi, I'm Kim Zoller, and welcome to Wednesday's Wirings. We all lose track and get so focused. So here is the tip of the day. Take today's date, go back one year. In your emails, look who you corresponded with and send them a note. Hey, I was thinking about you. Hey, I just want to say I appreciate you and do it for two years. Keep in touch with people even when you get busy. Especially when you get busy. Because we're so connected. You never know where you can make a difference for someone else. And they can make a difference for you, too. Have the very best day.
