The Intentional Networker

Is it time to curate and cull your social media feed? What connections are truly valuable to you in some way? Whose rants, selfies, or bad jokes have you grown weary of? Whose wise, witty, interesting, or beautiful posts lift you up? My thoughts and what I'm doing to make social media a more positive experience. (And it's working!!)

Is it time to curate your social media feed? Are you tired of all the gunk and negativity on social media? Time to clean up and curate your feed intentionally? Patti DeNucci shares what she's doing to make her social media feeds more positive and energizing.

My good friend Cindy sent me this article today. Some deep wisdom and compelling research here. Ladies, we need each other in our lives. Period. (No offense, guys! We need you, too!) I talk to so many people who have totally let friendships and any kind of social life go by the wayside because of work, kids, household stuff, too much screen time, etc. Make time for friends - even just once or twice a week - and see how much richer and joyful and interesting life can be! And how m any opportunities come your way!

Why Friendship Is Good for Your Health Whether is it with friends, family, a therapist or a support group, women find it healing to tell their stories. If friendships can enrich our physical a...

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Three questions for uncovering powerful lessons | The Intentional Networker™ – Patti DeNucci Those of you who know me well know that I love books and the topic of self-development. In fact, first thing I do each morning (besides let the dogs out and get the coffee going) is take in the daily entries in three of my favorite books: 1) Mark Nepo’s Book of Awakening, 2) Julia Cameron’s The ...

As I head to an association meeting - a luncheon that will feature both networking and a professional development program - I pause to ask myself a few questions: Why am I attending this meeting? What do I hope to learn / experience? What bit of information will enlighten or inspire me (or both)? What possibilities or opportunities await me? Who will I meet / see / reconnect with?

I don't have to have any of the answers, but the questions are vital. Without questions, there are no intentional solutions, ideas, synchronicities, or possibilities.

What are your Big Questions for today?

Heads blow up when I ask this in my presentations and workshops. Some people even get a little irked with me. But coming up with and asking yourself Big Questions should be as natural as pouring a cup of coffee or brushing your teeth. Especially if you consider yourself a leader or an expert or someone who wants to make (and attract) the most out of life.

Would love your thoughts on this. Do you ask yourself Big Questions?