Overall mindset
- Do not network. Instead, try to empathize with people first.
- Do not offer your product. It is preferable to act like you are having fun with new people.
- You have to look approachable. Try not to use your phone, and avoid looking busy at events.
- Do not take yourself too seriously. Try to relax before attending an event.
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