Kathryn DunnThere was no last time, or there was and it didn't feel like one. Every no you gave had a good reason behind it, which is why you've never gone back to count.
Kathryn DunnDecide the number before you go. Two proper conversations, and then you can leave. What empties you out at a networking morning is not knowing when it ends.
Kathryn DunnA room is only frightening once it's full. Arrive while it's nearly empty and you meet people one at a time, which is a very different morning.
Kathryn DunnWhat the edge of the room costs isn't the contacts. It's the sentence you take home about yourself, and that sentence answers the next invitation for you.
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