Do you hate the idea of networking or do you see it as an opportunity to give to others? For some networking has a negative connotation, but our guest is here to set the record straight and tell you how to improve your life through networking.
David Burkus is a successful author who considers himself a writer first, and a speaker second. He's written several best-sellers including his latest book called Friend of a Friend., which is specifically about how to enjoy networking.
On today's edition of The Speaker Lab, we'll specifically talk about what most of us do wrong when networking, and what we should instead. David will tell us how to actually connect with other speakers, and do it in a way that fosters real connection, and he'll explain how to find out who you already know to help you find gigs. Buckle up and get ready to enjoy this episode of The Speaker Lab with David Burkus.
THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS SHOW:
What are the biggest mistakes most people make when networking at an event? Why it helps to partner up when you're networking. What two questions should you ask when meeting others? What is the majority illusion and how does it work? How many introductions away from most of the people you want to meet? What is multiplexity? How can you develop a deeper relationship faster with someone you've just met? And so much more! EPISODE RESOURCES David Burkus' web site David Burkus on Twitter Friend of a Friend, by David Burkus Find and contact potential gigs Speaking Fee Calculator Booked and Paid to Speak Got questions? Send them in here Email me! Subscribe on iTunes, and leave us a rating or review
