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We all know that it is important to develop a very brief self-introduction that tells people what we want them to know about us and our business. It is sometimes called "the elevator speech" because one should be able to finish it before the listener reaches his/her floor in a ride up or down in an elevator. This brief introduction is often our one chance to make a good first impression, so it warrants some careful attention: 

1. Focus the impact. 

Envision the impression on snow of a high heel, and of a snow shoe. One has focused impact, the other barely leaves an impression. To give your introduction true impact make it brief, focused, and hard hitting. Keep it to sixty seconds maxim

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