Re-Calibrating Your Network
Read a useful blog recently on influence by Darren Hardy which reminded me of Jim Rohn's quote: "You become the combined average of the five people you hang around the most. You will have the combined attitude, health and income of the five people you hang around the most." Brian Tracy said something similar: "Your income will be the average of the ten closest people to you."
As Hardy says: "The people we spend our time with determine what conversations dominate our attention, and what observations, attitudes and opinions we repetitively are introduced to."
The Only Four Reasons to Network
Why do people go networking? Forget the silly reasons like 'because we have to' or 'because everyone else is'. Forget 'because I have nothing better to do' or 'because it's the only way to win business'.
I'm talking about developing your networking strategy so you have proper, strategic reasons to attend networking events and spend time with online networking sites. I'm talking about walking into networking events with a real purpose, a proper reason for being there and a set of networking goals or objectives. In other words, a powerful 'reason why'!
There are lots of good reasons to do business networking, but every single one boils down to either PLEASURE, PROFIT, PROFILE or PROVISION.
Let's break these down for you so that you can make that transition from amateur networker to professional networker...
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