Why you need a personal ‘CRM’ to level up your relationships


Why you need a personal ‘CRM’ to level up your relationships

“have you ever considered how powerful it could be for you when you leave the office?”

Adam Roxby

As promised in my last post, I’m here to share the writing I have been doing over at The Weave which is the business I’ve been working with for the past couple of years. The first of these articles is really going in geeky talking all about CRM’s. I’ll share the opening paragraph here but to read the rest, you’ll have to head over to the main site for the full article. I hope you like it.


In business, you are probably all aware of a CRM (customer relationship manager), a piece of software used to track and manage the interactions with your customers. For many, this is a crucial part of your daily workflow, but have you ever considered how powerful it could be for you when you leave the office?

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