EPISODE · Apr 24, 2019 · 1H
192. Build Your Circle of Power with Social Capital
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Send us Fan MailWe’re going to discuss why it’s important to nurture your relationships and how to make them a win/win for everyone. In a study by Harvard political scientists, social capital theory is said to hold the power to create a culture of “reciprocity, compromise, and… equality.”Building your social capital extends the value and power behind your network of social contacts. All of which can help you further hone your reputation and get ahead in your career.We'll cover what is Social Capital?How can you improve yours?What are the do's and don't when building business relationships and much more! Guests: Yinka Majekodunmi, CPAhttps://www.ymworldwide.com/LaToya StirrupCo-Founder / Creative Solutionist at KazmalejeJude J Fonixx HazelBand leader, lyricist, and steel pan player with Affiliated Soul TeamHosts:Simone KellyGerman DuBoisSupport the showLearn more about upcoming shows, events, and workshops. Join our mailing list at www.ownyourpower.biz. If you would like to sponsor this channel or be a guest on the show, email [email protected] with Own Your Power RadioFacebook: @ownyourpowerradioInstagram: @ownyourpowerYouTube: Own Your Power TVSupport the Show: If you enjoyed this episode, consider supporting us here.
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Send us Fan Mail We’re going to discuss why it’s important to nurture your relationships and how to make them a win/win for everyone. In a study by Harvard political scientists, social capital theory is said to hold the power to create a culture of “reciprocity, compromise, and… equality.”Building your social capital extends the value and power behind your network of social contacts. All of which can help you further hone your reputation and get ahead in your career.We'll cover what is Social...
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