Networking
is not a new generation concept, but a very ancient Biblical concept.
Networking is relational, connecting and bridge-building. Networking is the
relational work that is done on a genuinely consistent basis, creating those
invisible, but powerful connections that invite skills sharing, value-adding
ideas and creativity - and trading of services which can ultimately result in
new business and greater profitability. This is the essence of how we CULTIVATE
our business (and other) relationships for long-term growth.
What I do
believe is that you’ll remember those moments in your life when you were fully
involved, fully belonging and fully appreciated, those moments when you gave
yourself completely to whatever it was you were doing. You will see those
times for what they were – times when you were fully alive! ~ Robert
Sieger
CULTIVATING your team
starts with having a vision and a sense of purpose that is far bigger than
something you are able to achieve on your own. To CULTIVATE
your business requires having a spirit of generosity, of being
aware of how you can deposit good seed into good soil of the people in your
team. To CULTIVATE is based on the law of sowing and reaping. If
you help others support their God-given dream and vision, God will help you
build yours.
You will
find, as you look back upon life, that the moments that stand out are the
moments when you have done things for others. ~ Henry
Drummond
To CULTIVATE
is to make heart-to-heart connections and build your networks
around relationships rather than focusing solely on the returns you will get.
Good CULTIVATION demands working with a good code of ethics,
treating everyone courteously, running your business professionally and with
great integrity. Essentially networking is about treating people the way you
wish to be treated.
Begin with
the end in mind. Where you would like to see yourself
finishing is the clue as to where you need to sow, how you nourish, nurture and
CULTIVATE to reap an abundant harvest. So go out and CULTIVATE
your network, your team, your relationships and your success!
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