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Here are a few questions to ask yourself. Do you procrastinate over sending out follow\u00a0up emails or just feel it\u2019s a waste of time? Do you hesitate in introducing contacts to \u00a0each other fearing that the relationship won\u2019t be beneficial to you? Do you assume that\u00a0your contacts will think you are using them for business?<\/p>\n
It can be hard to break through the shell of fear and hesitation of being a super\u00a0connector. But once you shatter it, the possibilities are endless; the experience can be\u00a0rewarding and vastly expand\u00a0your sphere of opportunity. And it doesn\u2019t take much time \u00a0to get the ball rolling.<\/p>\n
\n James Altucher quite nicely describes how you can become a meta-connector in his article \u2018The 9 skills needed to be a super connector<\/a>\u2019. Introducing two other people who are great connectors is an excellent way of increasing your own circle of connections. Introducing two people who can be mutually beneficial is another great way of super connecting. You might not get immediate results by introducing two people over lunch apart from a warm fuzzy feeling inside, but in the long run, having been the catalyst for something good, you increase your chances of a return favor.<\/p>\n Get going and apply the 9 skills needed to become a super connector. Professionals are always willing to engage with new and interesting people who can add value to their network. So shake off the fear, the assumptions and the hesitation and get connecting, super connecting!<\/p>\n At letslunch we are launching a feature called “Introduce two people for lunch<\/a>” with just the name and email id’s of two people you want to meet – setup a lunch for them.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n