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The Six Degrees Of Separation

According to the theory of the Six Degrees Of Separation, we all are only a few people away from everyone else.

Embrace your friends' references and contacts to get to know people that can help you in your professional pursuits.

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Create Content to Attract People

Creating content to attract the right kind of people towards you is a good and proven technique for getting to know people.

Understand that instead of going to them, you have to attract them to you.

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Give Free Talks

If you don't know anyone, a brilliant strategy is to provide free talks and seminars, and in the process build a completely organic list of people who connect with you and know your work.

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Connect With The Right People

Knowing what you want and whom you want to connect with matters.

Using social media tools like LinkedIn is a good start to speed up your initial connection with the people aligned with your goals.

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It is who you know in life that helps you move forward.

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