The Skool communities and the search functionalities offer great opportunities to find the right people/ experts/ environments for connection and networking, free or paid. Why many don't follow up after the networking events? Some say that people prefer to stay in their problems, that's why they do not follow up - but I don't believe this is a reason at all. Here are eight reasons, based on my personal and professional practice as a facilitator of events and group experiences: 1. Creating a new habit to follow up, especially for already busy people, takes extra efforts and focus which can be overwhelming. ✅ SOLUTION: - stack a new habit to an already existing one; - do follow ups in short sprints soon after the event while the energy and excitement are still high; - having an accountability group or a partner can help; 2. Making a change means stepping out of the comfort zone and can be hard, disrupting to the routine and scary - and not seen worthy especially if the positive outcome is not guaranteed. ✅ SOLUTION: make changes in small steps, one at a time, and celebrate your wins. 3. Lack of education - not knowing how to initiate a follow up contact, not having a ritual/ procedure to follow. Not knowing how to structure and behave in the follow up conversation - possible expectations to find oneself on a sales call instead of a connection call, etc. ✅ SOLUTION: check best practices, use guides, get training in communication and setting boundaries. Check below in the comments the remaining five points. ... To sum it up - training to develop new habits, tracking the interactions, working on overcoming inner blocks, doing sprints, having an accountability partner from the event are some of the things to help you establish an efficient follow up practice. Do you follow up after a networking session with fellow Skoolers or in your real life? Which of the above you feel is stopping you to do it regularly? if you have another efficient way to do it, share below.

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🔥If you want to optimize your experience on social media, DO THIS. 👇 🗑️YOU MUST FILTER THE INFORMATION, AND ENERGY YOU CONSUME. ❓Why are you following people who do not bring positive value to your life? ❓Why are you following people constantly bitching about things but never doing anything to change it? ❓Why are you following all those girls (or guys) that you’ll never meet in real life, or you’d never have to courage to speak to, even if you did run into them? ❓Why are you still in all those old groups that no longer relate to where you want to be in your life? 👊UNFOLLOW ALL OF THEM. 🔥If you want a generally positive experience in social media AND in life, stop surrounding yourself with old, outdated, negative ideas and people. There’s no room for any of that if you’re trying to achieve a life you love. ✅Instead, join new groups of new things you want to learn, that are filled with people who DO have the same mindset as you. 💯Bottom line is you will become what you surround yourself with. Surround yourself with 💩, your future will be 💩 Surround yourself with 💡, your future will be 😎 🤯Clear your head space for new ideas, new habits, new possibilities!

It's Fri-YAY! 🥳 Time for reflecting on your weekly wins, appreciating progress, and giving thanks for the learning & lessons of perceived "failures" you experienced. On reviewing notes from the week I came across quite a few 💎s from the Monday Q&A 🌟 What a gift! Getting paid to learn 🤓 💪🧠 Learn with repetition. Go through the pain to solve it. "The more you do the better you get, the better you get, then the more you get from what you do." ~ Alex Hormozi What are your wins? 💬 What pains are you appreciating? 💬 Who are you grateful for helping you grow? 💬 💥🤩🚀

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