Subscribe Now For A Free Five Step Tutorial
Get a free five-part email course that shows you how to find, validate, and launch your side hustle idea — no experience required.
What It's About
Today's caller wonders if a club for introverts might be too much of an inside game.
Notes from Chris
Episode 1540
With introverts getting a lot of attention these days, might it be worth it to create some type of networking club for them—or is this exactly the thing they don’t want? We are the cool kids these days. Big thanks to Susan Cain for writing the book Quiet and making the extroverted world aware of introverts."Hi Chris this is Cheryl from the Bay Area and I’ve been listening to the show for a couple of years now. I’ve always been a little shy, but much to my surprise, being an introvert is now cool! What do you think about an introvert's networking club ... is that too meta? Is it the opposite of what introverts want, or is there a way to tap into the desire for connection in an authentic manner? I've already started building a website but I'm not totally sure what to do next. Thanks for your help."Listen to today's episode to learn more...
SEE ALSO:
- Introvert Builds Networking Experience to Help Women: A Denver transplant learns new skills and creates a networking group that now includes a podcast, magazine, and $30,000 in side income.
- Carpe Libri! Budding Book Club Baron Brings in $6,400/Month: A UK-based consultant builds a better reading habit by starting a book club that grows to 350 members.
- Marketing Consultant Creates Private Retreats: In the foothills of Tennessee, a marketing consultant designs a quarterly, high-end retreat weekend to help attendees take stock of their lives and businesses.
