A preacher friend was lamenting how frustrating of an experience he had recently trying to get the full names of visitors. He had introduced himself with first and last name to a couple different young couples but they had only responded with their first names. He went to check the visitor cards but they had not filled them out. “ How are we supposed to reach out to them if we don’t know who they are?” he retorted. To him it was an absurdity, but I think I understood their reluctance. Younger generations are much more protective of their personal information. While older generations don't think much of giving out names, numbers and addresses; younger generations have become very suspect . In the digital age information is valuable. Personal contact information is a highly sought out commodity. Marketers want that information so they can fill your in-boxes with offers. Telemarketers want...
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