Sentences with phrase «back of business cards»

And a good trick to keep track of people, regardless of how many contacts you meet, is to take notes about the other person on the back of their business cards.

I write down notes on the back of business cards after I meet a person.

The back of your business card, your apparel and your company vehicle are great blank spaces you can use to amplify your message and shine brighter.

She quickly scribbled a few simple ingredients in Italian on to the back of her business card.

The son passed a note to the father, penciled on the back of a business card: Keep it to 10 minutes.

The back of his business cards are written in Italian, with the phrase «dottore molto famoso,» or «very famous doctor,» below his name.

The back of the business cards is a teaching tool, listing nine important WAPF messages.

Across the table, Lori noticed him writing «Want to have dinner,» on the back of a business card.

As you can see in these pictures, I have a QR code on the back of my business cards.

Author Michael Sullivan highlights his series on the back of his business card by showing three different book covers.

One trick that I like to use is taking notes on the back of a business card.

And the best hint I can give you regarding developing a defined trading methodology is this: If you can't fit it on the back of a business card, it's probably too complicated.

On the back of my business card is written the four basic rules of trend following 1.

For work - related events, networking experts suggest writing the notes on the back of the business card for the people you meet, and you can record the notes when you get home.

Thats always been my motto and would love to put it on the back of my business cards!

When I first lived in Manhattan I got into the habit of doodling on the back of business cards, just to give me something to do while sitting at the bar.

So my friend started telling the girl about this other friend of his, this guy living over in England, who drew these weird little cartoons on the back of business cards... «That is SO unoriginal,» the girl interrupts, rolling her eyeballs.

Sitting at a bar, feeling a bit burned out by work and life in general, I just started drawing on the back of business cards for no reason.

Would love to quote your cartoon about sheep and wolves on the back of my business card with attribution.

«When I first lived in Manhattan in December, 1997 I got into the habit of doodling on the backs of business cards, just to give me something to do while sitting at the bar.

If I wanted to draw on the back of a business card instead of a «proper» medium, I could.

-LSB-...] draws inspiring cartoons on the back of business cards.

Also fabulous cartoons — Kind of a mashup of New Yorker meets disenfranchised ad exec meets pop line art all on the back of a business card.

I'm glad to say that his success has made a mockery of every person who told him that drawing on the back of business cards is meaningless.

If Hugh MacLeod would have taken heart to those who laughed off his cartoons on the back of business cards, he wouldn't be the artist - success story that he is now.

Making sense of modern life, Hugh MacLeod's cartoon drawings on the back of business cards get to the heart of the truth.

Hugh MacLeod is an artist who first made his name drawing cartoons on the back of business cards.

Take a look some cynically delicious «cartoons drawn on the back of business cards.»

I assume you'll accept a $ 50,000 dollar bill drawn on the back of a business card?

About this time I started doodling on the back of business cards, just to give me something to do while sitting at the bar.

Cartoons drawn on the back of business cards.

[Originally published, September, 2007] December (2007) marks the 10 - year anniversary of my «cartoons drawn on the back of business cards» format.

Sure, I'd have girlfriends come and go, but the girlfriends never lasted too long, and I also ended up inventing, in 1997, an art form that would allow me to carry on working WHEN I was going out to the bars i.e. the «cartoons drawn on the back of business cards».

He's famous for creating cartoons on the back of business cards.

I was thinking earlier today how I had made my reputation drawing very, very small cartoons [i.e. «drawn on the back of business cards»], and now here I am, with The Marfa Series, going in the opposite direction i.e. very, very big cartoons.

The «cartoons on the back of business cards» format came about in New York City, when living conditions, shall we say, were far more intense, crowded and cramped.

«Software» would be my top vote, but I'm biased (It's on the back of my business card).

«Dear Tanya, Remember that crazy guy with the tweed jacket who used to sit at the end of your bar every night, drawing those weird cartoons on the back of business cards?

Sometimes I'd just sit down on a park bench or nip into a bar and get drawing one of my «cartoons on the backs of business cards» - what eventually led me to doing what I do now for a living.