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When you're building a connection with a potential client, it's often best to steer clear of some common conversation starters. My personal suggestions...Try and stay away from the following: "How's the weather there?" "Did you have a decent weekend?" "Did you have a great time celebrating X holiday "? "Did you catch that X game last night?" "Did you see X is running for X position?" Instead, focus on showing genuine interest in their world and sparking authentic conversations. Here are some alternatives: "What's keeping you busy these days? Any exciting projects on your plate?" "I saw your recent achievements - impressive stuff! How did you pull that off?" "Your latest post/article really got me thinking. What inspired you to share that?" "I noticed you attended X. How was it? Anything interesting happen?: "I heard about your company's expansion plans. How's that going? Any challenges you're facing?"

Stay informed, stay safe! Dive into this essential guide from our friends at Hartford on tornado preparedness to ensure you're equipped with the knowledge to weather any storm. https://bit.ly/3x25ALw

How is Phoenix preparing for record summer heat? 🌡️ Arizona is one of the hottest states in America. CBS News recently uncovered the significant steps the city of Phoenix is taking to address the extreme summer heat: 🤝 Appointed the city’s first Heat Officer to manage the effects of the warming city. 🧊 Established two 24/7 cooling centers for residents to gather when temperatures reach extreme highs. 🌳 Initiated a tree-planting campaign along public pathways and roads, creating cooling corridors to mitigate the urban heat island effect. 🏝️ Urban heat islands are caused by concrete and asphalt in large cities. These materials trap and release heat, leading to increased temperatures in cities like Phoenix. These measures are crucial for protecting the community and adapting to extreme heat. What other measures should cities consider to protect vulnerable citizens? 👇 Watch the full news story at https://lnkd.in/eVdeHvgc 🔗 #ClimateAdaptation #UrbanHeatIsland #PhoenixInitiatives #HeatResilience #Sustainability #ClimateChangeAction

🏙️ Mold prevention in New York City requires unique expertise. Our latest article provides valuable insights from local climate and remediation experts to help you safeguard your home or business. 🦠Whether you're a homeowner, property manager, or business owner, this guide is a must-read. 🌦️ Insights on NYC's climate impact on mold growth 🧑🔧 Expert prevention tips 🔧 Effective remediation strategies Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dBTzS2X8 #MoldRemediation #NYC #HomeMaintenance #PropertyManagement

Strong similarities exist with the 1995 Chicago heat wave, which occurred thirty years ago on July 12th. I encourage initiatives and conversations to take preventative actions, as cooling centers appear inadequate with the growing vulnerable populations. Would higher awareness of heat dangers, cooling center knowledge, public transportation tailored to mobility challenges, and low-cost climate control tactics help? Lowering costs of air conditioning or related services?

Today is the summer solstice, and Indiana will experience record-breaking heat. Here are some tips from the CDC to help you #BeatTheHeat.

See below in Dana Russell's post about the Spotted Lanternfly - We in the green industry can help ....... Here is a guide to learn more about this invasive pest and how to help control it's spread here: https://lnkd.in/ghyaCasT by Jay Worth #keeplearning #share #greenindustry #invasive

🌍 Texas is a vital stop for birds! Each spring, about 1 in 3 migrating birds and 1 in 4 in the fall pass through our state—nearly two billion birds in total! Many North American birds migrate at night, but city lights can confuse and disorient them, leading to dangerous collisions with buildings. Sadly, 100 million to 1 billion birds die each year due to these structures. That’s why we need Lights Out, Texas!—a campaign dedicated to educating and taking action to protect our migratory birds. ✨ HOW TO PARTICIPATE: ✨ Building owners, businesses, and homeowners can help by turning off non-essential nighttime lighting from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. Want to learn more about the Lights Out, Texas! initiative? (Link in bio) Click here: https://bit.ly/3v18pGz

That is one way to find out spring is here in Maryland. Another way is to watch the weather channel, but hey...part of what we find #OnTheField #HomeInsection #HomeInspector #HomeInspectionFind #InspectionFind

September is National Preparedness Month! Stay ahead of mold damage with our essential tips to keep your home safe and dry. As always, if you get into trouble, 24-7 Restoration is here to help!💧🏠 #NationalPreparednessMonth #MoldPrevention #HomeSafety