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    cted 100% towards other people and the conversations we're having.

    And not surprisingly, I present a much better "image" by doing so.

    I'm not suggesting that you be sloppy or rude (and if you're reading this article, you're probably neither).

    What I am saying is just be yourself.

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    I thought I'd write about a common challenge: meeting new people.

    But a curious thing happened.

    As I was writing, I made a typo and ended up with an very interesting title: My Biggest Challenge In Business Networking Is Me (it was supposed to be "My Biggest Challenge In Business Networking Is Meeting New People".)

    Well, this was too good a topic to pass up. So let's talk about how we can be our biggest challenge!

    We are told, and many of us believe, that we need to behave a certain way, dress a certain way, talk about or not talk about certain things, when it comes to business networking.

    I disagree.

    This is one very simple way we can become our own biggest networking challenge.

    Think about it.

    Where is your attention and focus, when you're trying to "present a professional image"? (And whose definition of "professional" is it anyway?)

    For instance, I know that when I'm trying to be "professional", all my attention goes towards "being professional", leaving very little for conversations or other people.

    This is NOT a good thing in business networking!

    On the other hand, when I'm not worrying about *my* image, my focus and attention can be (and usually is) directed 100% towards other people and the conversations we're having.

    And not surprisingly, I present a much better "image" by doing so.

    I'm not suggesting that you be sloppy or rude (and if you're reading this article, you're probably neither).

    What I am saying is just be yourself.

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    Well, this was too good a topic to pass up. So let's talk about how we can be our biggest challenge!

    We are told, and many of us believe, that we need to behave a certain way, dress a certain way, talk about or not talk about certain things, when it comes to business networking.

    I disagree.

    This is one very simple way we can become our own biggest networking challenge.

    Think about it.

    Where is your attention and focus, when you're trying to "present a professional image"? (And whose definition of "professional" is it anyway?)

    For instance, I know that when I'm trying to be "professional", all my attention goes towards "being professional", leaving very little for conversations or other people.

    This is NOT a good thing in business networking!

    On the other hand, when I'm not worrying about *my* image, my focus and attention can be (and usually is) directed 100% towards other people and the conversations we're having.

    And not surprisingly, I present a much better "image" by doing so.

    I'm not suggesting that you be sloppy or rude (and if you're reading this article, you're probably neither).

    What I am saying is just be yourself.

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    I disagree.

    This is one very simple way we can become our own biggest networking challenge.

    Think about it.

    Where is your attention and focus, when you're trying to "present a professional image"? (And whose definition of "professional" is it anyway?)

    For instance, I know that when I'm trying to be "professional", all my attention goes towards "being professional", leaving very little for conversations or other people.

    This is NOT a good thing in business networking!

    On the other hand, when I'm not worrying about *my* image, my focus and attention can be (and usually is) directed 100% towards other people and the conversations we're having.

    And not surprisingly, I present a much better "image" by doing so.

    I'm not suggesting that you be sloppy or rude (and if you're reading this article, you're probably neither).

    What I am saying is just be yourself.

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    I'm trying to be "professional", all my attention goes towards "being professional", leaving very little for conversations or other people.

    This is NOT a good thing in business networking!

    On the other hand, when I'm not worrying about *my* image, my focus and attention can be (and usually is) directed 100% towards other people and the conversations we're having.

    And not surprisingly, I present a much better "image" by doing so.

    I'm not suggesting that you be sloppy or rude (and if you're reading this article, you're probably neither).

    What I am saying is just be yourself.

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    cted 100% towards other people and the conversations we're having.

    And not surprisingly, I present a much better "image" by doing so.

    I'm not suggesting that you be sloppy or rude (and if you're reading this article, you're probably neither).

    What I am saying is just be yourself.

    Don't believe me? I dare you to try it out! See what happens.

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