@opulcess: To be clear: networking events are useful. A lot of people love to hate on them, but you can meet great people there. They're just not the only way, and often not the easiest one. The places in this video work for a simple reason. Nobody is there to network. Nobody's wearing a name tag or pitching themselves. So conversations start on their own and feel relaxed, and that's when people actually remember you. A few more places that work the same way: → Volunteering for a charity board or a museum committee → A golf range or tennis club on a weekday morning → A wine tasting or a cooking class → The same coffee spot near the financial district, every day The rule is the same everywhere. Go where people with your standards already spend their time, keep showing up, and let it happen. Save this for the next time you're tired of networking events 📌 Once you're talking, what you say decides whether they remember you. That's what The Unwritten Rules is for. Link in bio.