Learning to network well is a critical skill for an entrepreneur to master. Learn the keys to networking and building relationships from a veteran entrepreneur and venture capitalist.
Everyone in startup world has too much to do, and not enough time. “Networking coffees” are almost always the lowest priority. But here's how to handle it.
Asking someone you don’t know to take time out of her day to meet for no other reason than a vague “connect/get some advice” is simply not helpful. Here's what is.
Fellows from Unreasonable Mexico '16 are solving some of the country's greatest problems by leveraging their collective networks. Stay tuned for the series.
Picking the right co-founder could be your most important decision as an entrepreneur. Don't forget to ask yourself these 3 questions before you decide.
Building valuable relationships is crucial to anything you do in business. Learn how to connect with almost anyone through writing using these tactics.
Go out and mentor someone. Even if you think you're too young or inexperienced, or that you don't have anything to give quite yet, trust me—there is always someone a step (or more) behind you who will learn an incredible amount from you.
The fifth Unreasonable Institute has come and gone. We have since synthesized what we learned and are already sharpening our offerings for our next few programs. Here's a look at what we learned and what we need to improve.
The Socratic method is not just the act of asking questions but also how you ask questions, what you try to accomplish with them, and how you respond to the answers.
Social entrepreneurs as guilty as any group of lawyers or engineers in using jargon and shorthand to identify and evaluate each other’s places in the tribe. What is "social innovation" anyway? What’s "impact investing"? Take any of those expressions out of context and it’s clear how unclear they are. They’ve become as clichéd as “thought leader.”
There are no trophies for creating the most connections while networking. Stop thinking of it as a sport and remember the value of creating genuine relationships.