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This is your The Woman's Career Podcast podcast.
Welcome back to The Woman's Career Podcast, where we empower you to claim your space in the professional world. I'm your host, and today we're diving straight into networking effectively—because your connections are the rocket fuel for your career ambitions, whether you're an introvert who thrives in quiet conversations or an extrovert who lights up a room.
Let's bust the myths first. According to the Center for Creative Leadership, networking isn't schmoozing or self-promotion; it's about authentic connections that give you insight and influence. Mind Tools reports that 90 percent of female leaders credit intentional networking for landing board positions, and 70 percent say it boosted their organization's profitability. Your network opens doors to promotions, mentors, sponsors, and visibility—especially in male-dominated spaces where informal chats often seal the deals.
Start by understanding your network structure. Map it out: who are your mentors up the ladder, peers across industries, and rising stars? The key is diversity—Mind Tools emphasizes that connections beyond similar backgrounds spark innovation and unexpected opportunities. For everyone, build value patiently: volunteer for projects, schedule one-on-ones, or make introductions. Embed it in your day, like chatting before meetings or lunching with someone outside your circle.
Now, tailored tips because one size doesn't fit all. Extroverts, leverage your energy at events like women networking groups or Lean In circles—host intimate gatherings, as Leading Lady Coaching suggests, controlling the vibe with 6-8 women for mastermind chats. Share achievements on LinkedIn to boost visibility, and reach upward: comment on a senior leader's post or attend their webinar.
Introverts, you shine in depth over breadth. Ditch large mixers for quality—one meaningful conversation beats 50 business cards, per Leading Lady's quality-over-quantity approach. Harness your writing superpowers with thoughtful LinkedIn messages or emails; pre-build rapport online before in-person meets. Join digital communities like industry Facebook groups or the Leading Lady Facebook Group for low-energy engagement—contribute insights at your pace. Quarterly check-ins with strategic partners, like a complementary business owner, create referral gold without draining you. And systematize follow-ups: share articles or congrats notes to nurture bonds effortlessly.
A networking expert in a YouTube deep dive stresses shared activities—join boards or community groups for natural bonds, noting women often mentor generously while men stay utilitarian, so blend both for strategy.
Listeners, reclaim networking as mutual empowerment. Audit what energizes you, schedule 30 minutes weekly, and leverage your network—ask for advice or referrals, as many women hesitate but opportunities flow from those asks. Your circle isn't just contacts; it's your launchpad.
Thank you for tuning in to The Woman's Career Podcast. Subscribe now for more empowerment tools to elevate your path. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Welcome back to The Woman's Career Podcast, where we empower you to claim your space in the professional world. I'm your host, and today we're diving straight into networking effectively—because your connections are the rocket fuel for your career ambitions, whether you're an introvert who thrives in quiet conversations or an extrovert who lights up a room.
Let's bust the myths first. According to the Center for Creative Leadership, networking isn't schmoozing or self-promotion; it's about authentic connections that give you insight and influence. Mind Tools reports that 90 percent of female leaders credit intentional networking for landing board positions, and 70 percent say it boosted their organization's profitability. Your network opens doors to promotions, mentors, sponsors, and visibility—especially in male-dominated spaces where informal chats often seal the deals.
Start by understanding your network structure. Map it out: who are your mentors up the ladder, peers across industries, and rising stars? The key is diversity—Mind Tools emphasizes that connections beyond similar backgrounds spark innovation and unexpected opportunities. For everyone, build value patiently: volunteer for projects, schedule one-on-ones, or make introductions. Embed it in your day, like chatting before meetings or lunching with someone outside your circle.
Now, tailored tips because one size doesn't fit all. Extroverts, leverage your energy at events like women networking groups or Lean In circles—host intimate gatherings, as Leading Lady Coaching suggests, controlling the vibe with 6-8 women for mastermind chats. Share achievements on LinkedIn to boost visibility, and reach upward: comment on a senior leader's post or attend their webinar.
Introverts, you shine in depth over breadth. Ditch large mixers for quality—one meaningful conversation beats 50 business cards, per Leading Lady's quality-over-quantity approach. Harness your writing superpowers with thoughtful LinkedIn messages or emails; pre-build rapport online before in-person meets. Join digital communities like industry Facebook groups or the Leading Lady Facebook Group for low-energy engagement—contribute insights at your pace. Quarterly check-ins with strategic partners, like a complementary business owner, create referral gold without draining you. And systematize follow-ups: share articles or congrats notes to nurture bonds effortlessly.
A networking expert in a YouTube deep dive stresses shared activities—join boards or community groups for natural bonds, noting women often mentor generously while men stay utilitarian, so blend both for strategy.
Listeners, reclaim networking as mutual empowerment. Audit what energizes you, schedule 30 minutes weekly, and leverage your network—ask for advice or referrals, as many women hesitate but opportunities flow from those asks. Your circle isn't just contacts; it's your launchpad.
Thank you for tuning in to The Woman's Career Podcast. Subscribe now for more empowerment tools to elevate your path. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Welcome back to The Woman's Career Podcast, where we empower you to claim your space in the professional world. I'm your host, and today we're diving straight into networking effectively—because your connections are the rocket fuel for your career ambitions, whether you're an introvert who thrives in quiet conversations or an extrovert who lights up a room.
Let's bust the myths first. According to the Center for Creative Leadership, networking isn't schmoozing or self-promotion; it's about authentic connections that give you insight and influence. Mind Tools reports that 90 percent of female leaders credit intentional networking for landing board positions, and 70 percent say it boosted their organization's profitability. Your network opens doors to promotions, mentors, sponsors, and visibility—especially in male-dominated spaces where informal chats often seal the deals.
Start by understanding your network structure. Map it out: who are your mentors up the ladder, peers across industries, and rising stars? The key is diversity—Mind Tools emphasizes that connections beyond similar backgrounds spark innovation and unexpected opportunities. For everyone, build value patiently: volunteer for projects, schedule one-on-ones, or make introductions. Embed it in your day, like chatting before meetings or lunching with someone outside your circle.
Now, tailored tips because one size doesn't fit all. Extroverts, leverage your energy at events like women networking groups or Lean In circles—host intimate gatherings, as Leading Lady Coaching suggests, controlling the vibe with 6-8 women for mastermind chats. Share achievements on LinkedIn to boost visibility, and reach upward: comment on a senior leader's post or attend their webinar.
Introverts, you shine in depth over breadth. Ditch large mixers for quality—one meaningful conversation beats 50 business cards, per Leading Lady's quality-over-quantity approach. Harness your writing superpowers with thoughtful LinkedIn messages or emails; pre-build rapport online before in-person meets. Join digital communities like industry Facebook groups or the Leading Lady Facebook Group for low-energy engagement—contribute insights at your pace. Quarterly check-ins with strategic partners, like a complementary business owner, create referral gold without draining you. And systematize follow-ups: share articles or congrats notes to nurture bonds effortlessly.
A networking expert in a YouTube deep dive stresses shared activities—join boards or community groups for natural bonds, noting women often mentor generously while men stay utilitarian, so blend both for strategy.
Listeners, reclaim networking as mutual empowerment. Audit what energizes you, schedule 30 minutes weekly, and leverage your network—ask for advice or referrals, as many women hesitate but opportunities flow from those asks. Your circle isn't just contacts; it's your launchpad.
Thank you for tuning in to The Woman's Career Podcast. Subscribe now for more empowerment tools to elevate your path. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Welcome back to The Woman's Career Podcast, where we empower you to claim your space in the professional world. I'm your host, and today we're diving straight into networking effectively—because your connections are the rocket fuel for your career ambitions, whether you're an introvert who thrives in quiet conversations or an extrovert who lights up a room.
Let's bust the myths first. According to the Center for Creative Leadership, networking isn't schmoozing or self-promotion; it's about authentic connections that give you insight and influence. Mind Tools reports that 90 percent of female leaders credit intentional networking for landing board positions, and 70 percent say it boosted their organization's profitability. Your network opens doors to promotions, mentors, sponsors, and visibility—especially in male-dominated spaces where informal chats often seal the deals.
Start by understanding your network structure. Map it out: who are your mentors up the ladder, peers across industries, and rising stars? The key is diversity—Mind Tools emphasizes that connections beyond similar backgrounds spark innovation and unexpected opportunities. For everyone, build value patiently: volunteer for projects, schedule one-on-ones, or make introductions. Embed it in your day, like chatting before meetings or lunching with someone outside your circle.
Now, tailored tips because one size doesn't fit all. Extroverts, leverage your energy at events like women networking groups or Lean In circles—host intimate gatherings, as Leading Lady Coaching suggests, controlling the vibe with 6-8 women for mastermind chats. Share achievements on LinkedIn to boost visibility, and reach upward: comment on a senior leader's post or attend their webinar.
Introverts, you shine in depth over breadth. Ditch large mixers for quality—one meaningful conversation beats 50 business cards, per Leading Lady's quality-over-quantity approach. Harness your writing superpowers with thoughtful LinkedIn messages or emails; pre-build rapport online before in-person meets. Join digital communities like industry Facebook groups or the Leading Lady Facebook Group for low-energy engagement—contribute insights at your pace. Quarterly check-ins with strategic partners, like a complementary business owner, create referral gold without draining you. And systematize follow-ups: share articles or congrats notes to nurture bonds effortlessly.
A networking expert in a YouTube deep dive stresses shared activities—join boards or community groups for natural bonds, noting women often mentor generously while men stay utilitarian, so blend both for strategy.
Listeners, reclaim networking as mutual empowerment. Audit what energizes you, schedule 30 minutes weekly, and leverage your network—ask for advice or referrals, as many women hesitate but opportunities flow from those asks. Your circle isn't just contacts; it's your launchpad.
Thank you for tuning in to The Woman's Career Podcast. Subscribe now for more empowerment tools to elevate your path. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI