Shameless Bragging for the Professional Networker

How come so many indies deliver services so brilliantly but have trouble communicating what they do?

Would you like to learn the secrets of bragging shamelessly (without sounding obnoxious, conceited, or sales-y)?

Learn and practice how to brag professionally at live events while building trust and better relationships with your networking partners.

In this workshop we will share:

• The single most effective thing you can do when you meet someone for the very first time.
• The one action guaranteed to destroy your potential business relationship.
• How to take the first step to building trust before you leave a meeting.
• And a whole lot more.... Including online bragging tips and search engine visibility if we have time

Our first 20 minutes or so will allow you to practice your "before" speech through informal networking. After some expert training, you are invited to to practice your new brag, with feedback from the group.

Then we will learn how to interact successfully at networking events. A very productive (and fun) workshop.

We will limit the size of our class because we want plenty of time for attendee participation and coaching.

View some comments from past workshops and events.

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  Posted by Ute Medley, Seattle, Washington | Jun 30, 2008

  Sir William Henry Bragg developed the technique of X-ray diffraction for determining the atomic structure of crystals. Since I mentioned this tool in my book "Invisible Cloak - Know Thyself!" and demonstrated how to discover and analyze numerical patterns, count me in.
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  Posted by Ray Bradley, Seattle, Washington | Jul 09, 2008

  I originally rsvp for this event in Seattle and ended up at the meet and greet. Now I have attended four meet and greets in Seattle. I am looking forward to this event. My experience with Howard has been great.
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  Posted by Connie Brannan, Bellevue, Washington | Jul 16, 2008

  Hi, Howard. I may not be able to attend today, I have an appointment in the am...but I hope to!
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  Posted by Ray Bradley, Seattle, Washington | Jul 16, 2008

  I will have to make the next one. I was looking forward to attending but duty calls!!!!
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  Posted by Winnie Lau-Heath, Bellevue, Washington | Jul 17, 2008

  When we are so into a conversation, we might have forgotten the Do’s & Don’ts in networking. Thank you, Howard for holding this event. The vibe was very good! I look forward for the next event.