How to make the most out of those networking events you’re going to so you stop being frustrated with nothing to show for your time and efforts

By Susan McVea
Updated: August 28, 2018
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How to make the most out of those networking events you’re going to so you stop being frustrated with nothing to show for your time and effots

> Pre-planning for success
> What your goal in attending an event needs to be
> How to succeed even if you’re an introvert!

36 Comments

    • Susan McVea

      I googled the pronunciation. I think I would still butcher it.

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  1. Mireille Mathurin

    I’m going to an event this Saturday. I was asked. To come out of my Shell, I said yes.

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    • Susan McVea

      I’m excited for you! It will be amazing.

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  2. Mireille Mathurin

    But I’m not really sure what to expect. I want to learn this so it’s a baby step.

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  3. Mireille Mathurin

    It’s about women in business, but there’s also a market, kidfriendly

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    • Susan McVea

      Yes, having a few different ones will let you switch it up depending on your mood and also who you connect with.

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  4. Jeneé Murphy

    I’m going to one tonight and hoping to catch up with folks

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    • Susan McVea

      Wahoo!! That’s super exciting. Set some goals and intentions around who you’re hoping to connect with and why and the follow up plan. You’re making some great momentum!

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    • Jeneé Murphy

      Susan McVea Thank you!! I hadn’t thought of that but there is 2 people I was hoping to see to keep the communication lines open and so they know I haven’t disappeared. I didn’t even think of a follow up plan, great thinking!

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  5. Jeneé Murphy

    Lol @ text language – My brother is like that

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    • Susan McVea

      I can see it for my kids. Holding out on them having phones for as long as I possibly can!

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      • Susan McVea

        they both are great readers so I’m thankful their vocabulary is pretty good. But we are still working on spelling.

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    • Jeneé Murphy

      Susan McVea Good luck lol, reading helps and maybe it can become a habit early enough where it sticks into adulthood. I made my brother read one article from the New York Times to expand his vocabulary and that died soon as I went back to VA smh

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    • Jeneé Murphy

      Susan McVea Lol I can see how that’s tough, schools don’t require you to write on paper that much and the tablets provide autocorrect

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  6. Mireille Mathurin

    It was very helpfull. I will watch this video again.

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    • Susan McVea

      Yay! I’m glad it was helpful for you. Let me know if you have any questions when you watch again!

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  7. Jeneé Murphy

    I wish I could ride in your suitcase

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    • Susan McVea

      Bwahaha. Omg. Sales Mastery Society will get behind the scenes info on this event. I’m curious to see what types of connections I will make.

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    • Jeneé Murphy

      Susan McVea I just love Dallas, Texas lol. 2020 can’t get here soon enough

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    • Susan McVea

      time flies so it will be here before you know it!

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