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What is your greatest strength?
Ability to connect with others.

Networking and relationship building skills
What are you working on?
Finding a web development partner for www.littlerox.com
How big is your business?
small company
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Owner
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http://www.relationshipstrategiesinstitute.com
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http://www.ronsukenick.com
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Don’t manage people (manage the system)

Systems build business and are more predictable and reliable. In a networking environment, it’s very difficult to get people to do what you want them to do, and if you could, it would have to be with their own willingness to get it done. My suggestion is that you stick to a predictable system that works every time.

 

If interested, go to YouTube and search for the Ron Sukenick Toaster story. It’s a metaphor for how you can build relationship with the use of a system. You will…

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Posted on March 21, 2012 at 6:27pm

Systems build business and are more predictable and reliable. In a networking environment, it’s very difficult to get people to do what you want them to do, and if you could, it would have to be with…

Systems build business and are more predictable and reliable. In a networking environment, it’s very difficult to get people to do what you want them to do, and if you could, it would have to be with their own willingness to get it done. My suggestion is that you stick to a predictable system that works every time.

If interested, go to YouTube and search for the Ron Sukenick Toaster story. It’s a metaphor for how you can build relationship with the use of a system. You will love…

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Posted on March 21, 2012 at 6:26pm

Go after the relationship, not just the sale!

Go after the relationship, not just the sale – This is the very reason why most people find networking so in-effective. They’re going after the sale. When looking to build your business, think relationship first.

Posted on March 19, 2012 at 7:29pm

Increase the rewardingness

If you want people to act the way you want them to act, you have to increase the rewards of being and doing business with you. Whether it’s knowing more people, becoming a better listener, or even just putting in a toll free number to reach you, people will always respond to something they like and appreciate. Keep the rewards coming.

Posted on March 5, 2012 at 6:43pm

Connect the Dots as often as you can (making the most from the Small World Phenomena)

When was the last time you heard that infamous expression – It’s such a Small World Isn’t It? – Keep in mind that the power in your networking efforts is always in the connection.

 

Did you know that the connection between you and the people your meeting, is never between you and the people your meeting? It’s between you, them, and something else that you have in common. If you want to learn more about this process, e-mail me for my article – “It’s such a small world…

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Posted on February 27, 2012 at 7:34pm

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At 11:50pm on November 28, 2011, Cissi Sherlock said…

I'm ready for you, Ron!!!!   Advertise your business and specials! CYBER WEEK SPECIAL!!!! http://dft-infosite.webs.com/cyberweekwebrates.htm

At 12:47am on September 20, 2011, David 'GuruConnector' Hall said…
ron! miss you man!
At 8:11pm on May 3, 2011, Daniel Deines said…

Ron,

We will be ready for Tim Helman to come up for NST soon!

Lafayette Gold Star Referral Club is growing fast! Thanks for your mentorship!

Daniel Deines

Director of Lafayette Gold

At 12:06pm on December 5, 2010, Randi Stevens said…
Loved your toaster word picture - if you are in Ft Wayne ever, would love to meet your for coffee or lunch.
At 2:18pm on October 3, 2010, David 'GuruConnector' Hall said…
hey wild man! how have you been!?! i miss uuu!!! :)))
At 8:16am on August 27, 2010, Cathy Myers said…
Ron, It was great to meet you at Pipers last night!! Hope you enjoy the wine and make sure you put Nov 18th on your calendar and I'll see you agian.
At 12:52pm on January 30, 2010, David L Hillary Jr said…
Hello Ron:

I am glad to be connected. One can never have too many friends.

David
At 12:27pm on January 6, 2010, Jenifer Groth said…
Ron,

Thanks for adding me! I'm always excited to meet and learn from new people!
At 3:59pm on December 29, 2009, Nick Noe said…
Hi Ron,
I plan on attending the Loon Lake event.
Same day I turn the big SIX-FIVE.
Not a problem. The Devil has been falling behind and he is looking winded.
Best for 2010!
At 12:45am on December 28, 2009, Sheri Boes said…
Hi, Ron... Thanks for your e-vite. I'm fIattered. I LOVED reading your profile & blogs. I hope to meet you sometime soon. In the meantime, Happy New Year!
 
 
 

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