Feb 5, 2016

WhatsApp Do’s and Donts

from Personal Development – Bernard Kelvin Clive Hosted by Bernard Kelvin Clive

“Visibility without Value is Vanity” ` Bernard Kelvin Clive #QOTD 7 ill habits to Stop on #WhatsApp Broadcasting daily messages (it’s spam) Always checking on your ex display pictures and status (you will be depressed) Forwarding chain messages to groups Adding people to groups without their consent Stealing display pictures Leaving your default notification sound on, at public places, events. It irks Believing every information you read as true, eg, breaking news RESOURCES: Personal Branding Journal Rebrand: The Ultimate Guide to Personal Branding Bernard Kelvin Clive books

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