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but it doesn’t have to be this way.

he best practical examples of this come from the people who are already thriving. The most-successful individuals in society, including the lone wolves, all have networks they regularly connect with, supporting and helping each other when needed.

he people we surround ourselves with both in our personal lives and our careers can provide us with a sense of belonging, as well as offering direct benefits such as help and guidance.

Both the scientific and the practical evidence points to one conclusion: If you want to thrive, you need to make connections.

What are your passions? What are the goals you hope to accomplish with your work?

his approach is destined to fail.

Remember, real networking is about being generous, not being greedy.

you end up helping someone in some way, make sure not to “keep score.” This attitude of “I do something for you; you do something for me” turns your generosity into a commodity instead of letting it be genuine.
Never set your focus on working against people, or on making them work for you.

Successful networking involves working with like-minded people, helping them to reach their goals and receiving help in the process.

quick 15-minute cup of coffee.