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Jul 05, 2010 Written by Mellissah Smith
Today, after spending last night reading a ’self help’ book (something I never do!), I woke up at 5am roaring to go.
All day, I have had a smile on my face and have been very happy to help anyone that has needed my assistance.
I have met with clients and prospects with all meetings going very well and then caught up for a drink with a girlfriend, who has had an equally successful day.
It really is amazing what a positive attitude and a smile can do.
Maybe our slogan should be… every small businesses needs a smile!
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Mellissah Smith
Mellissah Smith is a marketing expert with more than 20 years experience. Having founded and built two successful marketing companies internationally, she is well recognized as a industry thought leader and innovator. Mellissah started her career working with technology and professional services firms, primarily in marketing, public relations and investor relations, positioning a number of successful companies to list on the various Stock Exchanges around the world. She is a writer, technology developer and entrepreneur who shares her thoughts and experiences through blogs and written articles published in various media outlets. Brag sheet: #2 marketer to follow on Twitter (2003), Top 150 Marketers to Follow (2015), Top 10 innovative marketers (2014), 60K+ followers on Twitter with 97% authentic.
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