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The Death of Traditional Networking | Why Gen Z & Millennials Are Doing It Differently
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Tired of forced networking events and meaningless business card exchanges?
Learn why authentic connections are replacing traditional networking, and how the post-pandemic world is reshaping the way we build meaningful relationships - both personally and professionally.
In this episode, we dive deep into:
- Why Gen Z craves face-to-face connection more than Boomers
- How to build authentic relationships without the pressure of traditional networking
- The rise of niche communities and interest-based connections
- Why digital-first doesn't mean digital-only
- Creative ways to network that don't feel like "networking"
- Building genuine connections while working remotely
Whether you're a freelancer feeling isolated, a professional seeking meaningful connections, or someone looking to expand their circle authentically, this episode reveals how to create natural relationships in today's rapidly changing world.
Join Christina and Katie as they share their experiences and insights on building genuine connections that lead to both business opportunities and meaningful friendships.
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Katie: @drkatiestarling
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Chapters
1. Redefining Success (00:00:00)
2. Creating Authentic Connections in Networking (00:07:16)
3. Building Meaningful Connections Through Networking (00:14:44)
4. Evolving Networking Connections (00:23:11)
5. Unexpected Connections in Networking (00:26:26)
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