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Networking has always made me nervous. The pressure to explain what you do, sell yourself, and somehow turn a conversation into an opportunity can make the whole thing feel forced.
But a recent collaboration made me rethink what networking can actually look like.
In this episode, I’m sharing the two things I think matter most if you want to create stronger connections, open yourself up to more collaborations, and make networking feel a lot more natural.
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