Ep 158 | 7 Proven Networking Hacks to Fast-Track Your Career and Expand Your Impact
In this powerful episode of the Chasing Happiness Podcast, Ryan DeMent sits down with Michael Morgan, an author, motivational speaker, and career strategist. With over 15 years of experience across top-tier companies like Amazon, Walmart, and Chevron, Michael has been making waves in the networking and career development space. Today, Michael shares actionable tips on how to build meaningful relationships that will help you fast-track your career and expand your impact. He dives deep into his journey—starting with his corporate career and transitioning to become a published author and motivational speaker. Discover his thoughts on networking, career fairs, job interviews, and the invaluable skills you need to succeed. Michael reveals seven proven networking hacks to help you make lasting connections, whether just starting or looking to elevate your career. He also touches on the importance of giving back and how to build relationships with purpose. If you're a student, professional, or anyone looking to strengthen your network, this episode is packed with insights to take your career to the next level. Key Topics Discussed: The Power of Networking and its role in career advancement 7 Networking Hacks to Boost Your Impact How to maintain relationships long-term Tips for navigating career fairs, interviews, and excelling in your role The importance of in-person connections in a digital world Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in networking and career growth Tune in to hear Michael’s personal story and discover the strategies that can change how you approach networking, making your career journey more rewarding than ever! Check out Michael’s book, The Power of Networking, available on Amazon, Audible, and Kindle, and learn how to take your career and relationships to new heights. For more insights and to connect with Michael, visit his website at michaelvmorgan.com or reach out via LinkedIn and Instagram.
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