π₯π₯How are you guys getting on? π₯π₯
Love to host a question and answer session with you over the weekend, the Networking Norm clinic is open to help, book away and make appointmentsπππ DM me
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If you are not born with a silver spoon, then, it's not WHAT you know but WHO you know !!!
5 Sept 2024
9pm Networking Oasis Masterclass by NetworkingNorm
Who wants more deets...
02/08/2024
Nervous Wreck to Network Rock Star! πΈ
Ever felt those butterflies in your stomach before a big networking event? You're not alone! π¦ Simon Sinek famously taught us to turn nerve into excitement. I've always been a firm believer in this, even though Iβm not a top athlete. Since I was young, I've mastered the art of transforming nervousness into pure excitement when stepping into a room full of new people.
Now, itβs my turn to share this superpower with you! π Join my Networking Norm and experience our transformative workshops. Let's conquer those pre-event jitters together and turn them into fuel for amazing connections. Are you ready to level up your networking game?
06/06/2024
90% of life is just showing up, that's it, if you show up, there is a chance that something might happen, you will never know what opportunities you are missing out on until you just go out to do it!!!
29/05/2024
Just had a thought, what do you guys think?
Decoding the Geek vs. Jock Debate
Ever feel like you're living on a different planet from half the population? ββοΈββοΈ Yeah, me too. Today's social lesson: Geeks vs. Jocks. Let's break it down from your friendly neighbourhood introvert (who secretly wishes they could throw a decent spiral ).
**The Brainiacs: **
Think Einsteins with pocket protectors.
Can quote every line of their favourite sci-fi franchise.
Social skills? More like social awkwardness. ββοΈ
But hey, if your internet's down, they're your hero. ββοΈ
**The Charmers (or at Least They Think They Are): **
Life of the party, always ready with a witty (or questionable) joke.
Can charm the socks off anyone (except maybe a compiler, but that's another story).
Schoolwork? More like a necessary evil.
But if you need someone to wingman you at a bar, they're your guy (or gal).
The Great Divide: ββοΈββοΈ
So, can these two worlds ever collide? Theoretically, yes. Opposites attract, right? Well, maybe not in this case. Here's why:
Geeks speak binary, Jocks speak touchdowns. Trying to have a conversation is like translating Klingon poetry.
Jocks like loud, Geeks like quiet. A heavy metal concert vs. a silent library study session? Yeah, good luck finding common ground there.
Teamwork? Maybe, but only if it involves building a robot or planning the ultimate prank. Otherwise, it's a recipe for disaster.
**The Takeaway: **
Look, despite their differences, Geeks and Jocks can still co-exist. Maybe not as BFFs, but hey, mutual respect goes a long way. Just remember:
Geeks, lighten up a bit. The world is more than just algorithms and equations. Maybe try a pickup line that doesn't involve baud rates.
Jocks, a little brainpower never hurt anyone. Besides, who's gonna fix your phone when it inevitably breaks?
**Who are YOU in this equation? Let me know in the comments! And hey, maybe someday we'll crack the code on getting these two to actually get along. **
Networking Norm
If you want to achieve your dreams, watch this and go network!!
Introverts, Networking Ain't About the Hard Hit...
Feeling overwhelmed by the idea of networking events? You're not alone! But hear me out, fellow introverts: It's not about how extroverted you are, it's about how you keep moving forward after that initial small talk.
Just like Rocky said, "The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. It's a mean and nasty place." Networking can feel like that sometimes. But it's about showing up, having genuine conversations (even if they're brief!), and building connections over time.
Here's your introvert's guide to networking:
- Small wins: Set realistic goals. Focus on one or two quality conversations instead of exhausting yourself with a crowd.
- Find your corner: Aim for smaller events or co-working spaces where you can chat comfortably.
- Listen actively: People love to talk about themselves. Be a good listener and ask thoughtful questions.
- Follow up later: After the event, send a quick message reminding them of who you are and something you discussed.
Remember, introverts have incredible strengths! We're great listeners, deep thinkers, and excellent observers. Let's use those skills to build meaningful connections, one conversation at a time.
Who's with me?
Most unconventional methods yields best results, don't believe me, watch and learn!
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17/03/2024
15/03/2024
ππSuper excited, my first masterclass from KL is happening this coming Monday!!!!!!!!!!
π§π§Have you ever wondered what networking is really good for? How it can help you with your advancements in life and business. Making that best friend or connection that can help you for life??
π₯Ήπ₯ΉI am here to spill my proven secret - Networking Norman style with YOU. Please join me on my masterclass - 18th March 20:00 (HKT / SGT / KLT).
Let the truth be out to help you with the above.ππ
Register now with this link below πππππ and we will get back to you shortly with the details, see you on the other side!!
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23/02/2024
Reputation is KEY!!!!! Don't cross the line in events, there is always a trace for people to find out !!!!!!
Body Language Blues: Avoiding Awkwardness at Events! οΈ
Ever seen someone get too close, touch inappropriately, or invade personal space at an event? It's not cool, and it's easy for the line to blur between friendly and freaky. ββοΈ
Here's how to be a body language boss:
β Respect the Bubble: Imagine an invisible bubble around everyone. Keep a comfortable distance, about an arm's length, unless invited closer.
** Eye Contact & Smiles:** Make eye contact, but don't stare! A friendly smile goes a long way, but avoid toothy grins that might feel forced.
** Handshakes:** Keep them firm but not bone-crushing. Watch for cues like crossed arms or turned bodies β they might not be open to handshakes.
ββοΈ Avoid Touching: Unless it's a high-five or a friendly pat on the back with permission, keep your hands to yourself. Respect everyone's comfort zone.
** Mind Your Posture:** Stand tall and avoid slouching. It shows confidence and respect.
Remember: Everyone's comfort level is different. Be mindful, read body language, and err on the side of caution. β¨
Let's all create events where everyone feels safe and respected! Share this post if you agree!
21/02/2024
π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯UNLEASH YOUR NETWORKING MOJO: PUSH & PULL STRATEGIES FOR MAGNETIC CONNECTIONS (GOLDEN NUGGETS)
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Forget blending in, it's time to dazzle! Networking isn't a boring chore, Notice the dress code and be CREATIVE.
Ignite the Pull - Captivate Before Contact
ππππBe the Emperor's Gown in a Sea of Sweatshirts: Remember that show-stopping dress? Embrace that boldness! Wear something memorable, whether it's a quirky accessory, a vibrant color, or an outfit that reflects your passions. It sparks curiosity and becomes an icebreaker.
π₯π₯π―π―By implementing these Push & Pull strategies, you'll transform from a networking newbie to a connection magnet. Don't just blend in, own your space, sparkle with confidence, and become the talk of the town!
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