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Oct 17, 2023 22 min

331. Controversial? Your Network is NOT Your Net Worth

from the bossbabe podcast Hosted by Natalie Ellis

Nick Cannon and Steven Bartlett said something controversial recently that I couldn’t agree with more, and honestly it’s something I’ve changed my mind about as I’ve grown in my career. Your network is NOT your net worth. In this episode, I share some of the experiences I’ve had over the years as I’ve built bossbabe, what networking looked like for me when I lived in Los Angeles, and the mistake everyone said I was making when I moved to Austin which turned out to be the best decision I could have made. Growing a network that goes wide doesn’t automatically equal success, in your relationships or your business. Listen in as I share what building a meaningful network looks like for me in my friend group, and how I create a community that goes deep like I just did at our Life Reset Retreat in Tulum and in The Société. HIGHLIGHTS Updates from the Tulum Retreat, future retreats, + exciting things coming in The Société The mistake everyone said I was making when I moved from LA What ACTUALLY matters when it comes to building a true network Why I’m passionate about cultivating a close knit community over lots of acquaintances LINKS Diary of a CEO podcast episode with Nick Cannon Join The Société - enrollment closes soon FOLLOW bossbabe: @bossbabe.inc Natalie Ellis: @iamnatalie

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