“THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTNERSHIP AND TEAMWORK” — WHY I WRITE IT IN MOST EMAILS

When you surround yourself with good people, both from a supervisor, employee, business partner, client, vendor and any other professional relationship standpoint, you’re able to get more done, be more productive and solve problems easily that otherwise would be super difficult and full of friction.

This is why, in about 85% of the emails I write and 100% of the invoices I sent out, I include “Thank you for your partnership and teamwork.”

It’s not a throwaway phrase like “sincerely,” “best,” or “thanks,” … It is NOT part of my email signature, nor any templated communications. There is true meaning behind it. Because without true partnership and teamwork, with great people, possibilities are drastically limited.

Here’s a recent real life example.

I just sent out an email stating that I’d be presenting at a Nashville Technology Council Tech Talk on January 16, 2020, called Voice Apps For Business. It’s so fresh off the presses that at the time I’m writing this, it’s still actually on our website. I have to change it right after I publish this.

The reality is, I’ll be at Project Voice, the number 1 event for Voice Tech and AI at the exact same time as this NTC Tech Talk.