More than ever, it will be the strength and quality of our relationships with those who consume our products and services that will determine whether our business is able to keep its doors open.

In the upcoming issue of Forbes magazine we detail the wonderfully inspiring, only-in-America success story of Pejman Nozad. Networking Nozad He came to the United States from Iran at age 23 with little English and $700 in his pocket. Nearly two decades later he is one of Silicon Valley's great deal-makers, connecting [...]

Responsible for more than 1 million annual deaths and taking into account only the transmission of Malaria, mosquitoes clearly belong to the group of the most dangerous and deadly creatures. When, in addition to Malaria, we...

Facebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life.

There are some underlying core principles by which super successful people live. Here are three practices to make part of your personal foundation:

Holiday parties mean much more than free food and fun. They also can bring entrepreneurs a host of new opportunities to network and build relationships. Most people think of networking only through the traditional venues,...

Relationships matter. A lot. World leaders probably understand this better than anyone. Check out how Bill Clinton created a systemized approach to make sure he remembered and kept in touch with the tens of thousands of people he met:

Networking is more than a collection of names and addresses. Sadly most people feel that they are networking when they simply add someone to their list of contacts or connections. This is not conn...

Unbelievably, the United States, known for its many workplace anti-discrimination laws, does not currently have a law banning discrimination against being unemployed. According to a report recently released by the National...

Do you have a networking purpose? Is it clear cut and well defined? Without a networking purpose it is difficult to decide who to have, how many to have, and how to communicate with your network. Effective networkers have the answers; do you?

Do you have a small network? Do you limit your connections to only those individuals that you know well? If so, you are doing yourself a disservice! Small networks reduce your access to new thoughts, ideas, and opportunities. You must be reaching out and broadening your source of inputs and your sphere of influence.

In the 1930s, Napoleon Hill suggested in his book "Think and Grow Rich" to take out an advertisement in the newspapers in order to exhibit yourself to prominent people you would like to consider you for employment, or other...

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