How To Build A Network Of POWERFUL People (Step-By-Step Guide)

In this video, I draw from my extensive experience to share my best tips on how to become an expert networker, from making the most of events to communicating effectively and sustaining meaningful relationships over time.

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[dariorivera]

A few days ago you made a video about loneliness and I realized that community is dying. We were not meant to live like this as men.

[hgbugalou]

I learned a long time ago (begrudgingly) its often who you know and not what you know. As an introvert that was a tough pill to swallow, but as I aged I have embraced it and built a nice business network of colleagues and friends. If I lost my job tomorrow I could have a new gig with a few phone calls. Any young man out there needs to build his social circle with good people.

[RAWDEAL]

Networking is definitely a learned skill, and some people are naturally good at it and have the charisma for it. Im fine talking to strangers, but "networking" is lost on me. I don't network and i don't know how. Doesn't matter how many videos i watch or what I read. Idk why exactly.

[banjopiggottwright]

You've nailed it again Antonio, this advice is not only useful, but it was portrayed in a way that was both simple to understand and easy to process, which is something that's isn't always the case when it comes to someone providing advice to someone else.

[ChrsGotFourEyes]

I used to host dodgeball games with my guys and order pizza @ halftime. People LOVE free stuff and having a mutual friend builds trust when ur a stranger. Gotta start it up again

[quickplaya]

A lot of troll comments. Much respect Antonio!

[christiankuplack]

I’m a student in a chiropractic doctorate program. Great video, I pulled some good pointers for networking with doctors and other students at events! Thank you, videos like these really help me move in a direction to form friendly connections that can be mutually beneficial once I graduate👌🏼

[petermoller]

A bromance with a successful business included is one of the coolest things on earth.

[fernandomarquez]

I am a PhD in Science but right now I am learning about business and you know what I am meeting people like you are telling us and I am attending meet up about language (I speak 4 languages), church, travel... so on and this is magic 😗😊 Hello from Mexico City

[ywzitjt]

This is a blessing! I am going to a nurse anesthesia conference next week as a hopeful applicant to programs and am terrified to be out of my comfort zone but this gave me some confidence!

[JoeAverage]

This is such GREAT advice, Antonio! I'm sharing your video with a young entrepreneur grad, I'm absolutely sure she can use this info, and it's probably better than half the classes she took!!

[TheRiseofSuperman]

Great episode Antonio, I needed this one ❤.

[smustipher]

Giving has been one of my most effective tools in networking. I make a point to call a list of colleagues and industry peers each week to find out what they are working on and how I can help. Being known as someone who can make things happen opens a lot of doors for those moments when I need a hand with something.

[rolandb.]

You don't have to live life like this. This is a good approach for life, but ultimately it is ourselves that make the decision to go in a direction we think is right.

[MrApiiinr]

I’ve been watching you and Aaron for years, and learned plenty from you both. Thank you!

[Ratamahata]

This is by far the best and most honest advice video on the topic I've seen... I'd love to learn more about it.
Congrats, very well done

[andrewcharles]

As always, you’ve delivered a solid video with content that EVERYONE needs to listen to carefully. I do a lot of those things but I don’t get there a day early and I don’t stay a day late. My interaction could be better by doing that as I wouldn’t feel rushed.

[ootw]

I think this is one of your best videos

[carltonbuscemi]

This was a great topic! Love to see more on this.

[jared]

Your content is heading in the right direction. I’m really enjoying the last few videos you’ve made.