Jim on Networking

There is not a day I live on planet earth that I don’t network. I have been amazed at the doors that open everyday if you are looking for them. I joined Facebook the other day. It has been amazing the “young” Children’s Pastor’s I been able to connect with by taking advantage of a free tool. (If you are on facebook, please invite me to be your friend also sign up to talk about leadership on my group “theClub”.) Another wonderful book to read if you are serious about growing your sphere of influence with others is the book “Never Eat Alone.”. This book is the best I’ve ever read on the power of networking. Make a people to connect to list and call or email them with 1 short question. (Depending on your relationship.) I am amazed at the people that I give my cell phone number to that doesn’t take advantage of that relationship. If I have some one’s cell phone I try to call them at least once a year to stay connected. It’s Wednesday and just off the top of my head I’ve talked to over 35 Children’s Pastors by phone and email to learn something. I guess what I’m wanting you to do is stop and thinK about the relationships you are taking for granted that God has presented you to grow and learn from. He’s the one that created the whole iron sharpening iron thing not the leadership, and personal growth coaches.
That’s the way I see it.

2 Responses to “Jim on Networking”


  1. 1 Todd McKeever

    Enjoyed the post. I also enjoy having you on facebook with me as well. I am waiting for you to send me a Starbucks drink though on facebook, I sent you one.

    I want to thank you for when you told me about the book of never eat Alone. i found that book to be incredible.

  2. 2 Rindy Walton

    Networking is huge! As someone getting more into ministry, the connections available and those that I’ve made are incredible. I’ll be heading over to Facebook to request a friend add after looking around more on this site! thanks!

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