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Being an introvert doesn’t mean you can’t get a lot of value out of events and meet new people - it just means it doesn’t come as naturally to us as it does for extroverts. It drains our energy, whereas extroverts gain energy from these sorts of things. This episode I’m sharing 6 tips for getting the most out of an in-person conference or event as an introvert. A lot of these tips will be applicable to extroverts as well, but I know we introverts struggle with events a lot more, so this episode goes out to my fellow introvert friends. Thinking of launching a podcast this year? Join my free podcasting masterclass at http://stephtaylor.co/podcasting Wanna launch an online course, membership or digital product in 2020? Grab my FREE ebook - The Complete Roadmap for a Killer Launch: http://stephtaylor.co/roadmap Are we Instagram friends yet? http://instagram.com/stephtaylor.co

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