One of the most interesting things about successful people is that they come from different backgrounds and many don’t seem to have much in common.
With all the information available about how to become successful, why do most people struggle and fail while only a few succeed?
How is it possible that people who are teens with no business experience have launched 7-figure businesses?
How do bloggers who are creating ordinary content get to the point that people call them “influencers”? And why do you seem to be getting less traction, even though your content is just as good or better?
What’s the secret that the few influential and successful people have that everyone else is missing?
Through the years, I’ve come to realize that success is more heavily tied to execution than to knowledge. And people who have become really successful have done so by employing a methodology that I refer to as “extreme productivity”
Networking events are a popular way to meet new people and form meaningful contacts. However, simply attending and handing out a few business cards usually does not provide a good return on investment for your time. Here are a few tips on how to make new connections at networking events.
