Sentences with word «superconnector»

He is also an internationally syndicated columnist, the co-author of Superconnector and the author of Never Get a «Real» Job.

They dig deep into best practices, commentary from successful superconnectors, how - tos and insights into how we can all advance our careers.

This idea underscores why superconnectors are generous with both their time and positivity; the more they, give the more they get in return.

If superconnectors are personalization engines for entrepreneurs, then Gerber is the Pandora of Gen - Y networking.

Today's entrepreneurial superconnectors are people mere mortals can access; their job is to show someone the right door and introduce the person with the key to it.

This pattern, practiced by modern superconnectors, unfolds exactly as Wharton professor Adam Grant's soon - to - be-released book, Give and Take, suggests: Helping others increases net productivity and success for both helper and helped.

Superconnector shows readers why it's time to leave their bad networking habits in favor of a new three - pronged Vision - Execution - Profiting approach.

That type of wealth is immeasurable, and Superconnector provides the tools to get you there.»

Buy Superconnector to learn how to stop networking and start building business relationships that matter.

Here's hoping healing Neptune in compassionate Pisces and the Sun in superconnector Sagittarius can help us channel outrage into action.

He is also sought - after speaker, the co-author of Superconnector, author of Never Get a «Real» Job and an Adweek contributor.

Being selective with both your time and the people you most closely associate with (i.e., your «inner circle») is crucial to being a successful superconnector.

«Written by the founders of YEC, an invitation - only organization comprised of the world's most successful young entrepreneurs, Superconnector will redefine how you think about networking.

But my approach worked — Scott has featured me in his book «Superconnector» — and still works to this day.

What's a superconnector?

Some call it karma: Superconnectors are big believers that what you put out into the world always comes back around to you.

Superconnector: Stop Networking and Start Building Business Relationships That Matter, by Scott Gerber and Ryan Paugh.

An anchor is exactly the person every superconnector needs: someone similar to a mentor, who can fill in the gaps where weaknesses exist.

Superconnectors are selective with their time, as well; they don't immediately connect with 500 people, but instead start with a select five people they believe could become evangelists (people who believe in their cause and will spread the word for their ventures).

A superconnector Gerber and Paugh describe in their book is named Adam Rifkin; he's the co-founder of 106 Miles, a tech entrepreneur meetup group.

The idea is that those five evangelists will then take the superconnector's mission to another five people they think will likely be inspired by it.

Your first impression might be of a social maven who connects anyone and everyone — and you wouldn't be far off, because there is a strategy involved in being a superconnector.

Their book got me psyched about the importance of the people the authors call, well... superconnectors.

Rather, superconnectors are information brokers who are constantly learning about others and constantly connecting.Therefore, superconnections are relationships that are not only mutually beneficial but also the basis from which whole communities can be built.

This perhaps explains the emergence of a new figure in today's innovation economy, someone I call the «superconnector.»

I call them superconnectors because they link others in a more meaningful way than algorithms currently can, and they can't survive unless they're excellent at it.

It presents instructive anecdotes and winning strategies from a who's who roster of superconnectors, revealing how to systematically manage a meaningful professional community and maximize its value.

In this episode we discuss how to become a «superconnector.»

Today's guest is Superconnector co-author and The Community Company co-founder Ryan Paugh.

He is also sought - after speaker, the co-author of Superconnector and the author of Never Get a «Real» Job.

A hub is a superconnector.

I realized that by linking to these superconnectors, I could increase my network exponentially and have my own built - in Monster database of sorts.