Molly Ketcham, the curious connector, explains why curiosity is the secret ingredient to meaningful conversations, trust-filled relationships, and ultimately, a thriving network. Learn more at www.MollyKetcham.com

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Frank Agin reflects on Michael Roderick's essay 10,000 Intros, exploring the idea that making introductions is powerful—and that committing to do it makes you more intentional and more effective. To subscribe to Michael's daily essays, go to https://tinyurl.com/9feccrpb

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With years of experience in higher education as well as corporate America, consultant Bill Sodeman shares about the difference in networking approach in those two worlds and why it's that way. Connect with him at https://n3ed.com/podcast/

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What's the best size for a networking group? Answer: It depends. That said, there are considerations as too small doesn't work, and neither does too large. There is an optimal size for the pack.

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Frank Agin (@frankagin), host of the Networking Rx, shares an overview of the AmSpirit Business Connection program for prospective members and franchisees of the organization. For more details or to find a Chapter near you, go to https://www.amspirit.com/, or reach to Frank Agin ([email protected]).

Brian Ahearn, an authority on influence and persuasion, shares insights from his new book Influence From Above and how lessons from the Bible apply to modern networking. Learn more at https://influencepeople.biz/

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According to research, your influence doesn't stop with your friends. Actually, it ripples on to friends of your friends. And then it continues on to friends of those friends, taking your influence to a third layer.

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