So I was meeting with a women to get to know her and her business better. Let's call her Susie. During the conversation I invited Susie to a lunch that I host every other month with women who I've met that need to meet each other for various reasons. As I was describing the people who had attended, Susie piped up and said, "Oh, I have several thousand dollars worth of make-up and skin care products that I would like to donate to one of the lunchers that I had described. We'll call this new person Linda. I told Susie that I would call Linda to let her know of this generous offer.
Which I did.
So here's how the phone call went.
Linda was delighted and said, "Oh I know Susie. Her daughter and my daughter play soccer together. Yes, I would like to talk with Susie about her offer and I've been meaning to call her anyway, because I have need of her services next week."
In a later email that I received from Susie, she said, "Thank you for connecting us. Yes, I know Linda, but I don't think I knew her last name and for sure, I didn't know what she does for work."
The point of this story is two-fold.
1. As a connector, you can make a huge difference in people lives if you just listen to what they need!
2. Do your friends and acquaintance know what you do?
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