Power Networking For Shy People: How to Network Like a Pro – E-book

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Ready to crush networking but feel like your shyness is holding you back? Don’t sweat it! Check out “Power Networking for Shy People: How to Network Like a Pro” by author Rae A. Stonehouse. This e-book is packed with rock-solid strategies and step-by-step techniques that help you break free from the fear and become the networker you’ve always wanted to be.

Written by someone who’s been there and conquered it, this guide goes beyond the usual “just be confident” advice. You’ll learn the ins and outs of effective networking—from breaking the ice to sealing the deal. Whether you’re a networking newbie or just need a confidence boost, this e-book will give you the tools to own the room and the connections. Even if you’re not shy, the fundamentals of relationship networking in this book will level up your game. So why wait? Get your hands on “Power Networking for Shy People” and start making those connections count!

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Power Networking for Shy People: How to Network Like a Pro by Rae A. Stonehouse

Power Networking For Shy People: How to Network Like a Pro – E-book

Feeling stuck because shyness is messing with your networking game? Hold up, we’ve got something for you! Dive into “Power Networking for Shy People: How to Network Like a Pro.” This ain’t your run-of-the-mill e-book; it’s jam-packed with actionable strategies, step-by-step techniques, and real-world advice to help you break free from the fear that’s holding you back. And the best part? It’s written by someone who knows exactly what it’s like to feel cornered by shyness.

Forget the same old “just be confident” spiel; this e-book digs deeper. You’ll learn how to effortlessly start conversations, how to keep ’em going, and how to leave a lasting impression. We’re talking about proven strategies for each phase of networking—from the moment you walk in the door to the follow-up after you leave. You’ll even get tips on overcoming the most common fears that trip up shy networkers. And hey, if you’re not shy but want to strengthen your networking game, this book has got the fundamentals to give you an edge over the competition. So why keep missing out on opportunities? Get your hands on “Power Networking for Shy People” today and start building connections that matter.

 

Wondering what’s inside? Here is a sample read by Mike, a Google Artificial Intelligence. 

 

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As featured on Forbes.com 

forbes.com/sites/rhettpower/2019/07/06/the-best-books-to-up-your-networking-game/?fbclid=IwAR3QLpKdfTlWiaGwqvtVSAlJX9JP4gPr1bYy1USdYI-uOrPdl_aUzwGWen4#46a740773571

The Best Books To Up Your Networking Game by Rhett Power July 6, 2019.

Power Networking for Shy People: How to Network Like a Pro by Rae A. Stonehouse  AMAZON

Sending a shy person into a room full of seasoned networkers can lead to disaster–unless the person has read Rae Stonehouse’s advice. He expertly helps other introverted professionals overcome their self-inflicted paralysis and move expertly through face-to-face events without losing a beat. I’m a firm believer that growth comes from facing your fears. If your biggest worry is glad-handing with other career-minded people, pick up this book immediately to overcome your anxiety. –This text refers to the paperback edition.

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Mary E. Trimble

Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020

“Success is neither magical nor mysterious. Success is the natural consequence of consistently applying basic fundamentals.”
…….Jim Rohn, American entrepreneur, author and motivational speakerRae A. Stonehouse’s Power Networking for Shy People: How to Network Like a Pro is a valuable guide toward learning how to communicate with self-confidence, especially when promoting your work. Although the title indicates “shy people,” I believe the ideas Stonehouse shares will benefit anyone who is passionate about his or her work.As a member of Toastmasters International for more than 25 years, Stonehouse gives much value to the organization by building self-confidence and communicating effectively. As an author and speaker, he is devoted to sharing, step by step, the route to good communication and the avenues available to accomplish that goal.Stonehouse urges people to seek leadership roles, believing that by learning how to lead, you learn how to communicate. He emphasizes that shy people can learn how to be outgoing, that enthusiasm in specific interests will lead them to people with similar interests. The author makes many suggestions for shy people: team up with outgoing people, be a good listener, ask questions, join professional organizations.The author is also a proponent of Linkedin, an Internet social network specifically designed for career and business professionals to connect. He goes into some detail as how to get started with Linkedin and how to maintain communication with others.Stonehouse defines networking as giving and sharing, not prospecting or selling. Where does “power networking” come in? It’s the power that comes from a spirit of giving and sharing.Power Networking for Shy People gives readers in-depth steps to gain confidence and become comfortable in promoting themselves. I recommend this book to both introverts and extroverts—there are gems of wisdom to draw on for everyone.

 

 

 

 

 

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