What to say to someone who has had a busy day?

Or you can also keep it easy and just say “hey, thinking of you, hope you’re having an awesome day.” Don’t worry if you don’t get a response right away. The important thing is to let them know you are there and you thought about them.

How do you respond when someone says politely?

Method 1 of 3: Respond with “Fine, thanks” or “I’m good, thanks.” You can use these responses if you are speaking to someone in a social situation you do not know well, such as an acquaintance at a party or someone you have just met while out and about.

How do you respond to someone who says they had a long day?

They thought of telling you about their long day that means they feel comfortable to talk to you. They feel like sharing the happenings of their day, so you should definitely give it a hear. Listen to them, make them feel wanted, say some comforting words if they’re sad, tell them not to worry and relax.

What to say to someone who works a lot?

Ideas to consider include:

• “Thank you for all you do for us, but now is a time to take care of yourself as well.”
• “I’m proud of you.”
• “I hate that you’re going through this, but I know that you’ve got this.”
• “Remember when you were there for me?
• “Here’s how we’re going to take care of your work while you’re away.”

How do you thank someone for their feedback?

Thanks so much for your feedback in our meeting last month. I apologize for my delayed response—I wanted to take enough time to consider what you said. Though I appreciate what you said and I understand your perspective, I don’t think I’m ready to engage in coaching with you at this moment.

Does being “polite” hurt?

I don’t often concern myself with being “polite”. A few years ago I realized that politeness often hurts. When I’m feeling down and someone politely says “feel better soon”, it feels like a command. They are uncomfortable with my sadness, so they want it to stop.

Is it polite to say “if you need something”?

Sometimes people think it’s polite or nice to say something like “if you need something, let me know”. But really how often do we feel able to reach out when we REALLY need something. I always feel like a burden. And often they never follow up, I don’t see or hear from them again. I don’t often concern myself with being “polite”.

What is an example of a polite reminder email?

The above image is one of the best examples of a polite reminder email sample. James was availing the SalesHandy free trial and it’s going to expire soon. However, the sender is not sure if he has used it or not. To follow up with James, the sender has sent a message in a polite way to remind them to reply to the email.

What is the best way to deal with difficult people?

If you aren’t close to the person, don’t really care about their problems or haven’t time to talk do the following: Praise, emphasize the positive: “ well, you’re done for the day. That’s what counts”. Go home and relax. You’ve earned it. Give a parable: “They say any thing worth having isn’t easy”.