“My expectation is something good is always going to happen at a networking event… the more I take the focus off of myself, I'm more effective”

Craig Stewart Adams · New Business Jump Start Show · 66. Omnipresence and personal branding with Craig Stuart Adams

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Approach networking events with the mindset that something good will happen regardless of who they meet, and act as a connector by introducing people to each other selflessly

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