Networking - social influence on your business

[Rafael_PL]

Hello!

I'm thinking about influence of people who you know on your business. How big impact they have for your execution strategy? Is having big network necessary for development?

In my opinion yes, because it helps a lot if you need to learn everything new from scratch but you know someone who knows someone else who can do it for half of the price. Especially, when I'm watching RSD Tyler or Tai Lopez, they talk a lot about socializing. So it looks like so important factor.

What's your opinion?

 

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[noche]

Absolutely. But if you are starting out I would recommend to reach out to people who are way AHEAD of you. Don't "waste" time with people who are at your level or below your level(i used to this for 2years straight). I am not saying that they are bad people or they don't "hustle" enough. I am referring to mindset. You want to copy mindset of already successful people. Move up as quickly as possible, speed is 100x more important than perfection.

My recent experience: I dm all the top people whom which I have respect inside my country to go to lunch with me. Guest what? every single of them said yes. I know they are very busy but now I see that they really just want to share their knowledge with those who want to listen.

 

[Rafael_PL]

That's really great. But I'm not sure is that real simple, you know. You have to learn how to write proper message to them, how to behave at lunch etc. Or maybe my imagination is a little bit too big and it's much simpler than I think?

 

[noche]

That's really great. But I'm not sure is that real simple, you know. You have to learn how to write proper message to them, how to behave at lunch etc. Or maybe my imagination is a little bit too big and it's much simpler than I think?

Again. Speed is 100x more important than perfection, especially when you are starting out. Don't complicate things.

 

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