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Networking Tips from Tim Ferriss
17:28 - 24:16 (06:48)
Tim Ferriss offers his networking tips for reaching out to people who get pitched all day long, and explains how he initially started networking at South by Southwest.
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The speaker shares his personal experience from South by Southwest and how he made deep human connections by approaching the panel moderators rather than the A-listers, encouraging others to do the same to meet potential life-changing connections.
17:28 - 20:16 (02:48)
Summary
The speaker shares his personal experience from South by Southwest and how he made deep human connections by approaching the panel moderators rather than the A-listers, encouraging others to do the same to meet potential life-changing connections.
ChapterNetworking Tips from Tim Ferriss
Episode#99: How to Build a World-Class Network in Record Time
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Instead of trying to pitch in person, make yourself available for Skype conversations.
20:16 - 21:44 (01:28)
Summary
Instead of trying to pitch in person, make yourself available for Skype conversations. This unique approach could be the breakthrough you need to get the attention of hard-to-reach VIPs for your business.
ChapterNetworking Tips from Tim Ferriss
Episode#99: How to Build a World-Class Network in Record Time
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Author and podcaster Tim Ferriss advises people to do the opposite of what they instinctively do when trying to impress people.
21:44 - 22:46 (01:02)
Summary
Author and podcaster Tim Ferriss advises people to do the opposite of what they instinctively do when trying to impress people. He suggests interrupting conversations only when it's socially acceptable and not trying to compete with others' anecdotes.
ChapterNetworking Tips from Tim Ferriss
Episode#99: How to Build a World-Class Network in Record Time
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker suggests a polite way to join a conversation at a networking event by asking "hey, guys, do you mind if I join you?"
22:46 - 24:16 (01:30)
Summary
The speaker suggests a polite way to join a conversation at a networking event by asking "hey, guys, do you mind if I join you?" to clarify some points the group was discussing.