Leif, First, I apologize for having to leave early. Your passion and drive is very evident in your work. The first half that I was present for was eye opening. I learned some new techniques and principles that can be incorporated into my practive. Thank you.

This is an excellent article to share with my clients so that they may understand the subtleties of networking. Many have trepidation about reaching out to others and the information in your article should help them be more comfortable networking as they better understand human behavior

Pete,

Sandy agrees with you; it was a fun event. She is sharing the valuable information with me.

Sandy came home so excited and enthusiastic about Biznik's Google juice power that I upgraded to Pro VIP. I understand that makes this class free of charge, so thank you all very much for sharing your knowledge with us. You will be seeing changes to my profile this week.

Tshombe,

As a job search coach, many of my clients in the sales profession question whether they should change careers out of sales. I hope that during our session, a path can be shown for people like these to follow, allowing them to feel more fulfilled and positive about the portion of their life dedicated to selling in their new position.

Here is a real life example of why your advice is right on. Several years ago, when I was President and owner of one of the NW's largest Compaq Value Added Resellers, it became apparent that revenue goals could not be achieved by servicing the current client base. The decison was to "fire" any customer that did not meet minimum revenue potential. The thought of casting away business is very scary. However, by establishing an ideal customer profile, the company's revenue tripled without a significant increase in overhead.

Najat, Thank you so much for the class on personal branding. Many Biznik members will benefit from the exercises you were kind enough to provide. I look forward to attending another class of yours. All the best, Seth

Job search and interview coach

Dave,

Thank you for a fun and productive event. Its not easy for most of us to get before a video camera, yet you made it easier than expected. Your comments on how each of us could improve our presentations were spot-on. I eagerly await the video. Seth

Bob, This was a content rich event that gave me some really good ideas on how to launch my blog. Can you forward a copy of your slide deck to those of us that attended your valuable session?

Thank you, Seth

Thanks Lara, John, Richard, and Pete. I have been a Biznik member for almost a year, currently at the Pro level, and did not fully appreciate what a gem we have in Biznik. The event was educational and enjoyable. As a result of attending today, it is my intent to improve my Biznik profile, pen and article, etc. Just loved John's story about refusing to sell at a networking event. Way to go John!. Thanks again to all for a great return on my time. All the best

Excellent advice to those not fully experienced with the purpose and mechanism of social networking. In addition to the essential serving of others by helping to connect them to people in your network, it is also import to remember to build the good old fashion face-to-face network too. I have forwarded your article to several of my job search clients as another voice on this subject.

Social networking is truly revolutionizing both our business and social experience; overall for the better. As a new phenomena, maximum successful utilization will grow with time. It is exciting to see how rapidly social networking has been accepted, and eagerly look forward to its evolution and growth enabling people to identify and achieve their goals in life.

Shannon, Until I attened your class I was uncomfortable with both the idea of Twitter itself, and, naturally, how to use it. Having benefited from your sesson yesterday, I now appreciate the proper purpose of Twitter, and will begin using the information and tools you taught us. Your easy and humorous stlye makes learning an enjoyable experience. I recommend this class to those interested in grasping this topic. All the best, Seth

You are right on! While there may be only one true sole-mate in each of our lives, there are many good matches for employment. One of the secrets to life is knowing what you want. Those who know what they want, get what they want, whether business or personal. Then there are the other 3 secrets to life; timing, lubrication, and sequencing. Combine those with the first and get ready for a fun and successful ride. I look forward to your next article.