What are the right ingredients to make a successful connection?

As our special guest has said, while we no longer necessarily directly rely on each other for the basics of food and shelter, human connection is only replaceable with human connection. It’s grand to see the word and all its variations showing up, but it’s also forehead slapping. Life as a human has always been about connection, and always will be.

While electronic technology is extremely helpful, it isn’t the same as human connection. One of the very best aspects of connecting is the wonderful return it provides when you invest in the Right People. Your Right People are the ones you very intentionally choose to build purposeful relationships with. It’s an investment because you’re putting in the effort, in order to enjoy the benefits.

We are joined by Ginger Johnson, Connecting Expert, Speaker, Trainer, Author, Elaborate Dinner Party Host, and Beer Enthusiast.

Ginger urges everyone to make intentional connection this year. Start by examining your relationships, keep and foster those that are healthy, productive, and positive; weed out those that are negative, destructive and unhealthy.

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Segment 1

Steven Frey introduces Ginger Johnson connecting expert, speaker, trainer, and author. Ginger encourages people to make international connections by examining your relationships. Ginger has created the perfect formula for purposeful relationships and connections. Ginger tells her process for how she believes connections are made and kept. 

Segment 2

Ginger has created Ginger Johnson LLC where she spreads her message to clients that connections are crucial. Steven brings up Gingers' book and asks about the method behind her madness. Ginger tells that it was a change of mindset and choice. She has to choose to be valued instead of like-minded. She focuses on energy and the cultivation of connections. Steven elaborates on response and how important it is when making connections. 

Segment 3

Ginger has started multiple businesses one studying gender equity and the stigmas around women drinking beer. Ginger tells how curiosity has fueled her progress. She encourages people to focus on being clear on who they are instead of pushing products. She tells that you know a person is wrong for you when they do not ask questions. It is no longer a connection but it becomes a lecture. 

Segment 4

Steven and Ginger talk about learning from mistakes and previous experiences. Ginger emphasizes focusing on the future.