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# Keith Ferrazzi – Communication & Relationship-Building Tips
Based on *Never Eat Alone*, *Who's Got Your Back*, and his talks on leadership, collaboration, and networking.

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### **1. Lead with generosity**
Give before asking.  
**Tip:** Share info, introductions, or resources that help others win—even if there's no immediate return.

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### **2. Build relationships before you need them**
Don’t wait for a job hunt or crisis.  
**Tip:** Invest in your network when you have no agenda.

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### **3. Make every meal a relationship opportunity**
**Tip:** Don’t eat alone if you can help it. Use meals to deepen existing relationships or build new ones.

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### **4. Ask personal, meaningful questions**
Skip the small talk.  
**Tip:** Ask about goals, challenges, or recent wins. Show you care about more than surface-level info.

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### **5. Stay in touch consistently**
**Tip:** Set calendar reminders to reconnect. Share relevant articles or life updates to keep it natural.

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### **6. Be fully present**
**Tip:** When talking to someone, don’t check your phone or mentally prep your next pitch. Listen.

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### **7. Use the “Deep Bump” technique**
**Tip:** Go deep fast in a conversation, then secure a reason to reconnect later before moving on.

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### **8. Build a Relationship Action Plan**
**Tip:** List key people you want to connect or reconnect with. Be intentional about how and when.

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### **9. Introduce people to each other**
**Tip:** Make warm intros that solve problems or create opportunity—without waiting to be asked.

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### **10. Show up for others—publicly and privately**
**Tip:** Celebrate wins, comment on posts, reply to stories, and cheer others on without being asked.

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### **11. Get vulnerable to build trust**
**Tip:** Be open about your own challenges. Vulnerability invites depth, especially in professional settings.

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### **12. Ask for help clearly and directly**
**Tip:** Don’t just “touch base.” Say what you need, why, and how they can help in 1 sentence.

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### **13. Be a connector, not a collector**
**Tip:** Relationships aren't trophies. Connect people to each other with no strings.

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### **14. Go beyond job titles**
**Tip:** Treat everyone with the same respect—assistants, interns, execs, freelancers. Everyone matters.

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### **15. Network *up*, *down*, and *sideways***
**Tip:** Build relationships with mentors, peers, juniors. Influence moves in all directions.

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### **16. Use informal check-ins to stay human**
**Tip:** Don’t wait for a big update to message someone. A “Thinking of you” goes a long way.

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### **17. Don’t keep score**
**Tip:** If you help someone, don’t expect anything back. Value the relationship more than the transaction.

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### **18. Take initiative in maintaining your circle**
**Tip:** You are the glue. Don’t rely on others to carry the weight of follow-up or reconnection.

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