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Happy New Year. As we ease into 2026, I’m wishing everyone a smooth and gentle first week back.
Key Relationships: 5 Professions Every Adult Should Have in Their Network
Hello everyone, and welcome back to The Selfish Column. Today, we’re talking about five types of people you need in your life as an adult. These are a list of occupations that I compiled with the help of a really good friend. When he listed these, it made me think about how much it made sense. The main reason, of course, is that I didn’t have these skills but saw their importance. My life is…
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Network and Relationships: Leveraging Connections for Success
Unlock the power of connections! 🤝 Our latest blog post dives into the art of networking and building meaningful relationships for success. 💼✨ Link-in-bio to read the full blog. #NetworkingSuccess #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalConnections #MillionaireMind
Have you ever heard the saying, “It’s not what you know, but who you know”? While this may not be entirely true, there is no doubt that having a strong network of contacts can make a huge difference in your personal and professional life. Networking is not just a buzzword or a trendy activity. It is a vital skill that can help you achieve your goals, by building and maintaining meaningful and…
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How to Shape Your Career in Technology
How to Shape Your Career in Technology
It’s reasonable, in an evolving world, that innovation’s advancement will be a steady in our lives. Truth be told, the vast majority of the change we see, feel and hear around us is identified with the exponential development of the advancements of the computerized age, and their moderate combination with every single aspect of our life. The work, imagination, advancement, and innovativeness that…
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3 reasons why networking sucks – and how founders can get better at it
networking is a funny concept. and it’s poisonous. it’s about trying to work a group of people, and their contacts, in order to get something from them. i hate that whole concept, and i’m big enough to admit that part of the reason i hate it is that i suck at it.
entering a networking event, you can feel the eyes of every attendee fix on you for a few brief seconds, like a pack of hungry wolves. they come up and shake your hand with a poisonously false enthusiasm, and as soon as they work through a quick calculation and conclude that you’re not “important” their eyes start flickering around the room, looking for their next meal.
these people, these networkers, they want something from you. they want something and they’ll do anything to get it. they want something, and they don’t know what it is, but they’ll sure as hell find out if you can give it to them.
would-be startup founders are the worst for this. they’ll come up to me at an event at fishburners or stone & chalk (awesome startup spaces here in sydney) and as soon as they find out i don’t work for google, or atlassian or blackbird or whatever, they bail and latch onto someone else.
it’d be funny if it wasn’t indicative of the way they’re going to treat everyone else they do business with.
it’s a nightmare, it’s completely false, and it feels unpleasantly familiar every time it happens. and it’s not just networking events, i go through this every morning when i triage my email. so many people will reach out, with an email that’s basically an attempt to get something for free, dressed up in something innocuous or friendly.
email 1: hey, love your work, thanks for writing it! me: awesome to hear from you, i really appreciate it.
email 2: …give me money. invest in my startup. coach me for free. get me published on business insider. etc. etc. etc. so here’s my rule. as much as i love meeting people, online and offline, as much as i love connecting with new souls, i will only meet people who genuinely give a shit about what i do. i will only meet people who want to have a real conversation, get to know me, and let an organic relationship grow.
the planet is pretty small. we can measure how many people are on it.but i don’t want to waste a second on this great big blue rock on people who see me as a dollar sign, a gatekeeper or an opportunity.
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Terminology and Jargon You Can’t Live Without
Terminology and Jargon You Can’t Live Without
Terminology and Jargon You Can’t Live Without If you expect to start a successful network marketing company or build a very large network, you had better get familiarized with the terminology or jargon! Builder A builder is a distributor who is actively looking for downlines. A builder is not the same as a customer who only consumes the products or recommends them to friends. Upline You are in…
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