Choose to be Curious Curiosity to Go, Ep. 12: The Power of Networks
Oct 17, 2017
Discover how curiosity can transform networking from a dreaded task into an exciting quest for insights. Explore the powerful impact of personal connections on success, both in business and for those reintegrating into society after incarceration. Dana and Elizabeth share their experiences and shed light on the intersection of curiosity and trauma. Unlock the secrets of building supportive networks that foster growth and resilience.
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Dreading Networking to Enjoying It
- Lynn Borton used to dread networking, equating it to unpleasant tasks like tooth extraction.
- She changed her view by applying curiosity to the process, making it more engaging and less daunting.
Use Curiosity to Energize Networking
- Use curiosity techniques to identify energizing questions before networking events.
- Approach conversations with excitement, hunting for valuable insights like "needles in a haystack."
Curiosity in Prison vs. Freedom
- Elizabeth Jones describes incarceration as a survival mode environment demanding curiosity to navigate strict rules.
- This survival curiosity contrasts sharply with post-incarceration curiosity, which she calls almost a luxury.