Fear is temporary; regret is permanent- 10 possible networking regrets. It is said when we indulge in quiet reflection we more often regret actions we haven’t taken opposed to things we have done. When it comes to networking there are… Read More »Fear is temporary; regret is permanent – 10 possible networking regrets. (part 4)
Fear is temporary; regret is permanent- 10 possible networking regrets. It is said when we indulge in quiet reflection we more often regret actions we haven’t taken opposed to things we have done. When it comes to networking there are… Read More »Fear is temporary; regret is permanent – 10 possible networking regrets. (part 3)
Fear is temporary; regret is permanent- 10 possible networking regrets. It is said when we indulge in quiet reflection we more often regret actions we haven’t taken opposed to things we have done. When it comes to networking there are… Read More »Fear is temporary; regret is permanent – 10 possible networking regrets. (part 2)
Fear is temporary; regret is permanent- 10 possible networking regrets. It is said when we indulge in quiet reflection we more often regret actions we haven’t taken opposed to things we have done. When it comes to networking there are… Read More »Fear is temporary; regret is permanent – 10 possible networking regrets. (part 1)
The best opening line when breaking the ice is to find something in common with that stranger at the event. Start with ‘Please may I join you?’ or ‘Please may I introduce myself?’ Exchange names then ask one of these:… Read More »What do I say to a complete stranger at a business event?
Bear this in mind the next time you don’t 1 Approach someone on their own and ask an ice-breaker 2 Approach an ‘open’ group to meet more than one 3 Move on from a group where you have no interest… Read More »Fear is temporary!
The 10 unsavoury behaviours of the networking hooligan This is the rude, disrespectful ignorant networker. He generally attends events and generally upsets lots of people. What does he do to create this unhappy situation? Women generally are much nicer and… Read More »Hooligan Habits!
When you treat your attendance at business events as seriously as you would everyday business meetings, I believe you will have lots more fun and gain far more opportunities as a result. Surely you would never meet a client or… Read More »Take your networking seriously!
10 crimes committed by my hosts: How NOT to host a seminar! I recently attended a breakfast meeting organised by a professional services firm and thoroughly enjoyed it. Not, one might think, for the best of reasons. So many things… Read More »How NOT to host a seminar…
“What Passion, Pride and Belief do you show when attending business events?” My vast research and experience assures me a large percentage of people who go networking go with the wrong attitude. This observation by a US lady called Annie… Read More »Do you have any passion?
