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Effective networking extends beyond initial introductions; it relies on nurturing relationships through thoughtful follow-ups. Building trust and credibility hinges on genuine engagement rather than mere self-interest. Sharing valuable resources and maintaining consistent outreach fosters meaningful connections, transforming contacts into collaborators or clients. Ultimately, authentic follow-ups are key to networking success.
Networking isn’t about a single event or chance encounter it’s about consistency, organization, and nurturing relationships over time. If you want your networking efforts to truly pay off, you need a system that keeps you engaged long after the event ends.
Many women start their small business wearing all the hats - marketing, client work, admin, tech support, you name it. At first, it’s about survival and passion. But as you grow, what got you here won’t get you there. The shift? Moving from being the doer to becoming the visionary. From being busy to being intentional.
As an entrepreneur building and maintaining your network is extremely important. Not only do you need this network of other entrepreneurs and business owners to help you build your client base, your network can be your go-to for support. As we have said before being a entrepreneur can be a lonely gig. It is so important to find that group of like-minded people that can be there for you and you for them. Here are 5 ways we have found that can help build your network as an entrepreneur...
It’s easy to let the thorns in our life overshadow the roses. But what if we took a moment to reflect on the positive moments of our day? The “Rose, Thorn, Bud” activity is a great way to do this. When you take the time to reflect on your day you’ll lead a more positive life. You’ll be able to see the good moments, learn from the bad moments, and set yourself up for a better tomorrow.
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