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Perhaps the most powerful way to initiate transformative ideas is by interacting with people outside your usual social network.

Research has shown time and time again that those who network do better in their careers.

You need to be building your network all the time, not just when you want something.

…aim for most of your [networking] interactions to be spent providing help or value to others. Give more than you take; it’s not just the generous thing to do, but it also puts you in a position of power instead of weakness.

…throughout our careers, we should challenge ourselves to say yes only to things that bring our skills and network to a new level.

Knowing you can rely on a network of friends, family, and loved ones permits you to take risks you might not otherwise consider.

Track what works and what doesn’t work. There’s no use spreading yourself thin by attending every single networking meeting…

…you want to always be investing in your professional network to grow the start-up that is your career.

You career success depends on both your individual capabilities and your network’s ability to magnify them.

An individual’s power is raised exponentially with the help of a team (a network).