Dorinda Duclos - Favors by Dorinda

I have often been asked by people what the importance of a party favor really is. Some believe that if you invite that person to your event that is enough. This is not necessarily true. When you invite a person to your party, for instance, a wedding, you are asking them to share a very special time in your life with you. Yes, when they accept your invitation, you have already given them the gift of a good time. But take it that extra step and thank them again for sharing your day with you and yo… Continue

We all want to share information we have found in our daily travels through the internet. But how do we share this info? Facebook allows us to post a link on our pages (fan, personal, group) so that we can let our friends and members know what's going on. It is very important that we convey the essence of the link so that people will be intrigued and want to look further.

Here is what to do when posting a link on Facebook (or any social media you choose).

1. Do add information to the to… Continue

This is already posted on my blog but I thought I would add it here, too, since the feed eventually disappears.

We've updated our web site! This has been a long time in the making. It wasn't an easy task and many nerves were rattled (meaning me!) during this transition. But we're ha… Continue

Each day I am amazed at the many opportunities TeamCircle provides for businesses to network, for friendships to be forged. And yet I still don't understand why the members are reluctant to use these tools. I know we all lead very busy lives, whether it is our personal lives or business. But surely we have 10 minutes to make a new connection or to catch up on an old one.

Here are some of the things TeamCircle has to offer you:

1. The Resources Tab offer several different options. There… Continue

You've found this great site and you want to tell your friends about it...right? Not necessarily. If you're a member of any ning site then you know all about your network of friends. And here's where the problem lies. Your friends could be someone else's friends and so on. Now you decide that you're going to send out an invitation to your network to join TeamCircle. And so do many others who are also in your network, who have their own networks that inclu… Continue