Face-to-Face Networking
The Key is Connection
Why Is Networking Important?
We are up against a well-organized network.
Systems Engineer Dr. Shiva explains the "methods of control" used by our opponents in this insightful one-minute clip.
Globalists thrive when people are divided, isolated, disconnected, disorganized, and helpless—left looking to the so-called "elites" for leadership. (Narcissistic much?)
In this dynamic, support networks are essential. We need in-person gatherings, community-building initiatives, and strong partnerships that promote positive solutions.
(Atlantic Freedom Festival 2023)
Are You Truly Networking?
How many individuals have you met and actually stayed in contact with?
To be honest, after the convoy, I lost hundreds of contacts. They were buried in social media platforms, scattered across my phone, or lost in the noise. It was chaos.
This pattern repeated itself after I testified at the Public Order Emergency Act Inquiry. I made key connections, but few were solidified.
That all changed in February 2023 when I attended Anarchapulco, a conference in Acapulco, Mexico. Once again, I was surrounded by hundreds of high-energy, freedom-loving thinkers from around the world. This time, I refused to let my old system fail me.
I needed a new, professional approach—one that made exchanging contacts easy and encouraged real reconnections.
My Networking Method
This system snowballed into an Excel-worthy friends list and, ultimately, this newsletter—expanding the network and sharing effective solutions.
Here’s how it works:
Create a Note on Your Phone – Title it with the event name or location.
Meet People – Be intentional about making connections.
Get Their Contact Info – Name, number, email, and town (this comes in handy later!).
Take a Photo Together – This helps remember the conversation and creates a personal touch.
Follow Up – Send a text with the picture, your contact details, and a short message.
Continue the Connection – From there, nurture the relationship and add them to your newsletter or contact list.
The Benefits of This System
Saves Time – Allows you to connect with more people at events.
Facilitates Recognition – The photo adds a personal touch, making it easier to recall names and conversations.
Creates a Diary of Events – The notes become a cherished record of meaningful connections.
Strengthens Follow-ups – Continued conversations become more productive and fulfilling.
The Heart of Networking
Effective person-to-person networking is about seeing potential in every connection. Individuals and organizations who share our values are as precious as gold—don’t let them slip away.
When you take an interest in others, they take an interest in you, and doors of opportunity will open. Trust me.
Are You a "Super Node"?
The ability to connect people is a rare and valuable skill. If you have it, develop a system to grow and manage your network consistently. It’s a fun, impactful way to push back against the system.
And Lord knows, the opposition doesn’t want us having any fun!
Dr. Shiva is an amazing individual. He is very concise and thoughtful.
Winning friends and influencing people.
Being frank and using flattery.
Napoleon Hill's strategy for success was about fostering a positive mindset, clear goals, and persistence, rather than focusing solely on frankness. Frankness most certainly played a role in his teachings. He emphasized principles like having a Definite Chief Aim, developing self-confidence, and harnessing the power of the subconscious mind.
Dale Carnegie emphasized the importance of flattery. He believed in using flattery, and advocated for genuine appreciation, which requires a heartfelt acknowledgment of someone's qualities or actions. Carnegie shared stories where specific and honest praise led to positive outcomes, like boosting morale or improving relationships. He argued that people can easily detect insincerity, so true appreciation must come from a place of respect and authenticity.
Dr. Shiva was killed, for exposing the truths !!