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" I definately have to re-read "
- Christine, 2/19/2014
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" nothing authentic here. i need to stop picking up cheetos-colored books. "
- Iris, 2/17/2014
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" An enjoyable book filled with insight for network building and development. "
- Steve, 2/9/2014
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" I couldn't finish this book. I dreaded going to sleep each night because I *had* to read another chapter from this book before turning out the light. It's just not that interesting. Yeah, I get the point that you need to network to get ahead, but seriously, this guy is *way* too aggressive for my career choice. I don't really want to be CEO of my company, so I don't really feel the need to network with people for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. When do you get to have some time for yourself and your family? "
- Shelli, 2/8/2014
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" Useful information for anyone looking to expand your circle of influence, for whatever reason - new career, new job, new social circle, etc. None of it is brain surgery, but can be just the thing some people need to get started down a new path. The author's style seemed a little obnoxious at times, but like all books of this genre, the best path is probably to treat it like a buffet: take what works for you, take a few chances and try a few new things that initially make you wince, and leave the rest behind. "
- Leslie, 2/7/2014
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" Fascinating mostly to see how Ferrazzi structures his life to always be connecting with people. Not a life I want, but still picked up some good advice. "
- Xavier, 2/4/2014
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" Business book about relationships and success. At times it almost came across as manipulative, though I don't think the author intended that. I think he really was sincere, but the reader needs to be careful to keep the proper intentions as well. Good ideas in the book, for both self-employed and corporate employed alike. "
- Christy, 1/14/2014
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" Amazing book....should be read for anyone seeking success in their life. "
- Kurt, 1/14/2014
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" Had to take a break from the baby and chick-lit reads... Andy's boss gave him this book and it's a great tribute to the power of relationships. So says the author, 'your network is your net worth.' "
- Suz, 1/14/2014
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" really nice one on networking and human conection the fun way "
- Josef, 1/7/2014
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" Hell yes, Keith Ferrazi! Keith astutely discusses the importance of networking, relationships, and people. Must read for everyone. "
- Ideen, 1/2/2014
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" Great book on networking with people. "
- Kristin, 12/10/2013
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" one of the best books I ever read ! "
- Mist, 10/27/2013
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" Ferrazzi's thesis is that networking is important. But we already knew that. He then goes on to share a few nuggets of knowledge, which get watered down by the repetitive nature of his examples. "
- Vaughn, 10/27/2013
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" An easy read. not ground breaking but a reminder of the importance of being in touch, helping others and being open to meeting new people. "
- Nicholas, 9/24/2013
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" A little helter skelter, especially towards the end, but otherwise a brilliant book about what you can do if you actually try to connect with people. Very influential. "
- John, 7/8/2013
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" I would say this book is a must-read for anyone in any industry or field of work. One of the most powerful ingredients to personal development is building a strong network of amazing people. Ferrazzi shows you how to do it. "
- Josephwhughes, 5/20/2013
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" Good book about networking. A lot of it reads like common sense, but for those of you who are uncomfortable about the value and importance of networking, give this a read! "
- Terry, 3/16/2013
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" Very interesting book. Learned some really great time to help in my professional and personal life. "
- Jill, 3/14/2013
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" If you don't take anything else from this book, take just this one piece of advice. When networking, instead of thinking what the person can do for you, turn it around and think what you can do for this person. Makes the connection much more genuine even without you trying. "
- Ash, 3/2/2013
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" Ferrazzi has a lot of good advice in this book, but after awhile it became redundant. Guess he wanted to beat home the point that making connections is well worth it. "
- Helene, 1/16/2013
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" One of the best books I've read - top 10 most impactful business books I've ever read. Read it, read it again, then continue reading it through out your career. Networking is a lifestyle choice, and relationships matter. "
- Adam, 7/6/2012
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" Some Great practical tips about networking. The sections on dinner parties and acquiring mentors were especially good. "
- James, 1/1/2012
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" It's about how expand life long relationship with friends, co-workers, and others. spending quality time with friends is more important than quantity time. The author claimed to have been successfully maintaining relationship with thousands of people whom he can instantly call and share favors. "
- Kanok, 9/22/2011
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" One of my favorite business books of all time. Love Keith F and how he thinks. "
- E, 5/31/2011
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" This one helped me be more conscious of my efforts to build relationships.
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- Jordan, 4/28/2011
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" This book was excellent! It examines how we view people and everyone's important role in life. No one person is better than the other and with simple gestures like saying hello, we can find commonalities in us all. Highly recommend for those just starting there careers.
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- Ashley-Dior, 4/24/2011
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" Helped me work on my relationship building skills. Also reinforced what I believe about the importance of being someone that others rely on as a resource and connector.
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- Gina, 4/19/2011
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" One of the best books I've read - top 10 most impactful business books I've ever read. Read it, read it again, then continue reading it through out your career. Networking is a lifestyle choice, and relationships matter.
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- Adam, 3/6/2011
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" Great book relationships, coaching mentoring learning growing, love it
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- Bruce, 3/5/2011
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" A great book to learn how to do networking the right way
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- Melissamporter, 2/11/2011
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" A good book for someone interested in relationship building and how to do it well and without turning into a shmoozer.
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- Stephen, 1/4/2011
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