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Luxury Academy

@luxuryacademy

The Luxury Academy are specialist trainers in Leadership, Communication & Business Etiquette. Offices in London and New Delhi.

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Most people know the value of making connections and building relationships and how it can help them in gaining recognition, but many of us find it difficult to approach others, perhaps feeling shy, unsure of what to say or how to initiate a conversation buff.ly/2vD9N4O

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The relationship between the luxury business and the affluent customer is a step beyond the usual service encounter; every customer brings expectations of the service they will receive, but the luxury customers’ expectations are considerably higher. buff.ly/2vC5Opd

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Sometimes, the professionals within your team may be qualified, experienced and competent, but try as you might to identify it, an essential ingredient seems to be missing, that elusive element to make them shine. That elusive element is social polish. buff.ly/2vxBP1L

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As a luxury expert you need to incorporate specific psychological aspects to create a loyal customer that keeps coming back to you time and again buff.ly/2Iugrzj

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In the luxury market, what comes to define a person’s output is their brand. Much like branding being a crucial part of a company’s marketing strategy, personal branding is just as important to anyone operating in or employed in the luxury market. buff.ly/2Iugrzj

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Organisations need great leaders to succeed. Modern leadership is about having the skills to unlock the power and potential of those around you. It’s about bringing people together to achieve great results. buff.ly/2HVTnJP

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Having an effective team around you is crucial. However, it is an area that is often left to chance, which can lead to demotivated individuals that do not feel part of the business and consequently do not perform. buff.ly/2Ho9J1S

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Conflict can be hugely damaging to the success of your organisation. At a high level, disputes can literally tear a company in two. But anywhere conflict arises, it creates a tense and unproductive work environment. buff.ly/2n8HUOb

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Management is about getting things done through others. Without a structured approach to managing performance, where employees know how they should approach their role, a manager is unable to effectively meet the level of productivity that is required. buff.ly/2IO6n8f

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Being assertive is being able to express yourself with confidence without having to resort to passive, aggressive or manipulative behaviour. buff.ly/2J9cCni

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What makes a job interesting? How can you motivate people to do more? How can you keep your team happy? These are the questions that anyone in a leading role asks. What motivates people is a question that has intrigued humanity for a long time. buff.ly/2vAZKxc

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Coaching has become a key skill in the modern workplace and its use has become widespread. Used by managers, leaders or even in a role specifically dedicated to the task, coaches have become one of the foundations of any successful business. buff.ly/2IDlJw0

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Paul Russell, our MD recently wrote an article about Ida Wells, a truly inspirational woman. 70 years before Rosa Parks, she refused to give up her seat in segregated train carriage reserved for white people.  Rebellious leaders: Ida B Wells buff.ly/2w5Ssmd