In a 1993 study, Robin Dunbar, a British anthropologist, theorized that humans could have no more than about 150 meaningful relationships, a measure that became known as Dunbar’s number.

Networking to me is just kind of a dirty word and no one would accuse me of not networking. I just don't like that word because it feels so transactional. We're going through this adjustment of kind of the new normal. I think we're trying to figure out what that looks like.  There's usually not 20 different things, and you can pick one or two that you can do. But getting everybody aligned on what those options are is really the order of the day.