How to make your next networking event, a success?

Just with that, you make them courageous in making an ask and also let them feel the joy in helping others.

In few minutes, Jim Mallozzi got 2200 ideas from his audience.

This book has examples of ways many successful people have dared to ask and were rewarded. There are many games that can be used to connect different size audience, provide psychological net so that they can share freely and grow.

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