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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2020 · 21 MIN

Episode 6.0 - Asking Your Network for Help

from Third Generation Networking Podcast · host Debby & Greg Peters

You have connections in your network right now that, for a variety of reasons, won't connect you with potential clients or contracts. Maybe they don't know you well enough yet to trust you with their reputation, perhaps they don't have any connections with your target market, or possibly they simply aren't yet ready to trust you with their reputation. Are they useless to you? Not hardly! Join Greg and Debby to learn more about how you can get the help you need and that your network is willing and able to provide. Never again be at a loss when the other person asks "How can I help you?" Listen to learn: [2:30] What you can ask for [3:30] Simple requests appropriate for new relationships [4:20] Asking for more as the relationship builds. [5:50] Heavy lifting for the strongest relationships. [7:10] 5 categories of requests [12:30] The many benefits of asking for advice Names mentioned: Wayne Baker Faculty at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business Author of "All You Have to Do Is Ask: How to Master the Most Important Skill for Success" Linda Petersen Head Coach at Peterson Career & Life Coaching LLC Diane Spadola Bella Faccia Painting

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