/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50641778
networking involves building mutually beneficial win-win agreements with people that will add value to your organisation while also providing reciprocal value to another person or organisation. It isn't about elevating random people just because you met them at an event or spoke to them once online.

You stupid retarded fuck, if you can't clarify what value you bring, why the fuck would anyone want to help you. If you have clear defined skills or have a business that is doing something very tangible people will want to associate themselves with you and bring you into the fold. When you are on that track, just by meeting people they will slip you their business card or give you their number/email and say "call me when you need to". That's networking.

Focus on actually having something to offer and demonstrate it independently of who you meet, people will gravitate to you automatically. Not through some bullshit law of attraction but simply because 99% of people are either useless, unlikable or both so finding talent is like finding gold.

Also focus on being someone that people enjoy doing business with, be likeable and not too autistic. The last one is less important depending on how good you are at what you do.

>>50154211
you fucking gorilla brainlet nigger, I have a business, at 200k/yr profit but reinvesting it and growing ~100% year on year. My salary is peanuts but I can basically turn the dial at any point in the future.

Is it too much to ask on an anonymous finance for some IRL numbers on supercar ownership?

Why yes, my day trading portfolio is 95% short positions, how can you tell?