I am attending 2 huge conferences next month in California and I've been watching videos on how to network and WOW I am blessed to have found exactly the one that I needed!! This information just gave me a confidence boost on how to approach the many many people I'll meet next month. Thank you so much for delivering the way you did.
Mark is one incredible man and I love this philosophy. He is brilliant, caring, and really wants to make this world a better place to live. I am honored to have him as a friend. His events are extraordinary and I have met many fantastic friends and business colleagues through them. But you have to follow up. I still am amazed that that 70% of attendees in any social networking setting never follow up with the people they meet. In sum, care about everyone you meet and you will be amazed at what starts to happen in your life and the lives of others. Thanks for sharing your wisdom Mark.
Well spoken, easy to understand, and very convincing. I love networking events but Mark's presentation took my passion for these events a step higher. Thanks.
Excellent video! The problem that I run into is that most people REFUSE to open their hearts and minds to connecting and networking even in professional circles.
I've attended several The Art of Active Networking meetings. If you haven't had the opportunity to attend, check out the schedules and make plans to attend.
yeah. becoming friends with people that can compliment your business. Or making friends with someone in the complete opposite business field that you are in,because you guys get along.
If only the comment at the beginning hadn't been made "She was hot, but I don't really need that." It was very disrespectful and unnessesary to the point.
The point I was making is that many people think like that, all of the points I made are that this is what we do when we meet people. We judge, sort, evaluate, and categorize, by perceived beauty, availability, sexuality, weight, financial stability, job status etc etc etc.. I don't do that in my life, I am sorry you missed the point. And if you took offense my apology.
I was going to show this to my students, but when I heard that comment I decided against it. That attitude to other people - usually men to women - in a professional world is the view of a dinosaur and not something that should be shown as an acceptable way of dealing with people. I want to see young people going out into the workplace with a respectful and open approach. If you are still "categorising" other professionals by their beauty then I feel bad for you.
Actually, it was the point people have no respect for the complete person in front of them, and rather deal from them from a need don't need perspective. Guess Mark could have used the "They were not attractive" so why did I need them? Would that have been better?
I am attending 2 huge conferences next month in California and I've been watching videos on how to network and WOW I am blessed to have found exactly the one that I needed!! This information just gave me a confidence boost on how to approach the many many people I'll meet next month. Thank you so much for delivering the way you did.
I'm passionate about helping people reach their potential and overcome the stuff that is stopping them.
Very appreciative for people like you! Thank you
Mark is one incredible man and I love this philosophy. He is brilliant, caring, and really wants to make this world a better place to live. I am honored to have him as a friend. His events are extraordinary and I have met many fantastic friends and business colleagues through them. But you have to follow up. I still am amazed that that 70% of attendees in any social networking setting never follow up with the people they meet. In sum, care about everyone you meet and you will be amazed at what starts to happen in your life and the lives of others. Thanks for sharing your wisdom Mark.
Miss you my friend, December 5th is our Holiday Party in San Francisco. Hope you can stop by!
Happy Holidays... I've been dealing with a small issue that is now resolved... so look forward to seeing you in 2017 ;)
This is really a great video.
Taught me how wrongly our society looking at networking,
and how important people are.
Well spoken, easy to understand, and very convincing. I love networking events but Mark's presentation took my passion for these events a step higher. Thanks.
Come again!
Excellent video! The problem that I run into is that most people REFUSE to open their hearts and minds to connecting and networking even in professional circles.
This guy is brilliant! I would love to meet him for the right reasons.
Thank you!
Great presentation
This was so inspiring. I'm definitely going to work on implementing his tips.
And have you?
You explained this really well! Thank you for sharing!
This is a great video
Just felt inspired to watch this again. Awesome Mark!
namssar So is networking all about making REAL connections and therefore making friends???
Thank you!
@@mrpeace7708 Friends and helping each other to do better!
@@MarkESackett thank you
I just love these 9 minutes
Thank you very much!
The volume is a bit low, otherwise this video is absolutely fantastic!
Thank you
That's a raw content
Thank you! Awesome video :)
I just went to the Los Angeles one. Well worth it. Check it out!
Our Holiday party is Tuesday December 6th in LA...come again!
I'll be there. See you shortly
A super 9 minutes - thank you
Thanks so much!
I've attended several The Art of Active Networking meetings. If you haven't had the opportunity to attend, check out the schedules and make plans to attend.
Great video!
Great stuff
so few views. for such a great video
thank you
So is networking all about making REAL connections and therefore making friends???
I agree
Great Video
Was it Beverly or Dearborn? Big Rock Candy Mountain, playin’ in your basement. The daily from Father Glowacki. lol
So is networking all about making REAL connections and therefore making friends???
yeah. becoming friends with people that can compliment your business. Or making friends with someone in the complete opposite business field that you are in,because you guys get along.
Guilty as charged!
Make a friend.
If only the comment at the beginning hadn't been made "She was hot, but I don't really need that." It was very disrespectful and unnessesary to the point.
The point I was making is that many people think like that, all of the points I made are that this is what we do when we meet people. We judge, sort, evaluate, and categorize, by perceived beauty, availability, sexuality, weight, financial stability, job status etc etc etc.. I don't do that in my life, I am sorry you missed the point. And if you took offense my apology.
Julia Hawthornthwaite but its the truth lets face it
I was going to show this to my students, but when I heard that comment I decided against it. That attitude to other people - usually men to women - in a professional world is the view of a dinosaur and not something that should be shown as an acceptable way of dealing with people. I want to see young people going out into the workplace with a respectful and open approach. If you are still "categorising" other professionals by their beauty then I feel bad for you.
I think that he could have rephrased it better.
Actually, it was the point people have no respect for the complete person in front of them, and rather deal from them from a need don't need perspective.
Guess Mark could have used the "They were not attractive" so why did I need them? Would that have been better?
could not listen prober because... these shoes man
This dude could've made his point in like 3 mins...
he is kinda pretentious and into himself..