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Apr 29, 2020 29 min

Make Friends With Strangers

from Overtime Hosted by Matthew Encina, The Futur, Dribbble, Meg Lewis

This week on Overtime, Meg and The Futur’s Matthew Encina discuss a new, self-destructing website, how to uncover the unique POV you have to offer the world, and tips for building more meaningful connections with people, both on and offline. [00:10] Introducing the Episode with Meg Lewis [01:50] Fast Company: This Website Disappears if People Stop Posting On It [05:07] How to gain confidence in giving advice to others [10:32] Mistakes to avoid when networking, and how to network while social-distancing Links mentioned in today’s episode: The Futur The Futur on YouTube Thanks to the sponsors of this episode: Patreon: https://creativityovereverything.com/ Leave some feedback: What do you think about our new format? Please let us know in the comments below! Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: Meg Lewis Dribbble profile Twitter: @yourbuddymeg Instagram: @yourbuddymeg Website Matthew Encina Twitter: @matthewencina Instagram: @matthewencina Website Dribbble Dribbble profile Twitter: @dribbble Instagram: @dribbble Website Interested in sponsoring this rad podcast? Email [email protected]

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