The number one lesson of - be it for , men, or otherwise is to do so continuously. And unlike my effort on this blog (my apologies...) it needs to happen every day. There needs to be a commitment to network no matter how hard (or how easy) it is.
One of the things that I have figured out is that I am not good at some things - and no matter how much I want to be good, it probably wont happen. I will not be a pro basketball player. I will not be an opera singer. I will not be the life of the party and I cannot "work a room".
But I can write. I can write emails, and notes, letters and blogs. My writing may not be polished. My casual tone may turn off some. I may leave the page littered in sentence fragments... But I can get my thoughts down-express myself-reach my audience.
Knowing this gives me the power to network in a way that I can do. And I can do so every day.
I have been able to network with so many people through my writing. I can reach out in a way I cannot do with my voice.
So the lesson here for me is that I need to write more. I need to blog daily. I have had success in through blogging, and is a never-ending job. It is a job with much reward, but work none-the less. And so I am committing to writing. Writing for networking.
Hopefully that commitment will keep this blog better up to date.
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You are absolutely right! Women networking sites are so common that the hard part isn't finding where to network, it's finding the time to network consistently. Good post!
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