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MBP #13: John Corcoran on How Relationships Helped Him into the White House (and Beyond)
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Jim Rohn once said that “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with” and I believe it. Much of my success, both in business and in life, can be credited to the people around me. It’s a fact I try to remember every single day and one that pushes me to always be meeting new people and strengthening relationships with old friends.
So when I “met” John Corcoran within the forums of Fizzle.co and learned of all the things he was doing in relationship building, I knew I had to get him on the podcast. He owns his own boutique law firm (Corcoran Law Firm) and blogs at Smart Business Revolution where he shares his approach to networking, the subject we’ll cover in depth in today’s podcast.
What will you learn in this episode:
- The importance of relationship building in getting John a job as a writer in the Clinton White House
- John’s strategy of using guest posts on high profile sites to “introduce” himself to people he wants to meet
- What makes a good cold email
- How to get better at talking to complete strangers (such as at a conference, meetup, etc.)
- How to Work a Room by Susan RoAne – and John’s interview
- How to follow up
- Strong ties and weak ties (from Malcolm Gladwell’s The Tipping Point)
- What to do if your first follow up is ignored (or lost)
- What entrepreneurs can learn from politicians about networking (The Bill Clinton Guide to Networking)
- A fun story about how he got Rob Lowe to play him on The West Wing
Resources and links mentioned in this chat:
- Smart Business Revolution – Be sure to sign up for the newsletter, the ebook he’ll send you is absolute gold (I don’t say that lightly).
- How he increased his conversion rate by over 3,000%
- Noah Kagan / AppSumo
- Art of Manliness – Great site by Brett McKay
- Contactually (John’s review)
- Newsle
- Google News Alert
- How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
How to subscribe
There are two main ways – Stitcher and iTunes.
iTunes
Simply click on this link and you’ll be taken to the page where you can subscribe.
Stitcher
Here’s the link to the Microblogger Podcast where you can subscribe to the Microblogger podcast via Stitcher.
Finally, if you aren’t using either service and prefer RSS, here’s our RSS feed.
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Tell everyone you know that this is a great podcast… unless you think it sucks. Please tell me and I’ll try to make it better!
It would mean a lot to me if you could leave me a review and a rating on iTunes, it makes a big difference and helps others find the show! To leave a review, click here and thanks so so much!
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MBP #13: John Corcoran on How Relationships Helped Him into the White House (and Beyond)
Microblogger Interviews: Online business, blogging, entrepreneurship and wealth building
Manage episode 196355878 series 1955495
Jim Rohn once said that “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with” and I believe it. Much of my success, both in business and in life, can be credited to the people around me. It’s a fact I try to remember every single day and one that pushes me to always be meeting new people and strengthening relationships with old friends.
So when I “met” John Corcoran within the forums of Fizzle.co and learned of all the things he was doing in relationship building, I knew I had to get him on the podcast. He owns his own boutique law firm (Corcoran Law Firm) and blogs at Smart Business Revolution where he shares his approach to networking, the subject we’ll cover in depth in today’s podcast.
What will you learn in this episode:
- The importance of relationship building in getting John a job as a writer in the Clinton White House
- John’s strategy of using guest posts on high profile sites to “introduce” himself to people he wants to meet
- What makes a good cold email
- How to get better at talking to complete strangers (such as at a conference, meetup, etc.)
- How to Work a Room by Susan RoAne – and John’s interview
- How to follow up
- Strong ties and weak ties (from Malcolm Gladwell’s The Tipping Point)
- What to do if your first follow up is ignored (or lost)
- What entrepreneurs can learn from politicians about networking (The Bill Clinton Guide to Networking)
- A fun story about how he got Rob Lowe to play him on The West Wing
Resources and links mentioned in this chat:
- Smart Business Revolution – Be sure to sign up for the newsletter, the ebook he’ll send you is absolute gold (I don’t say that lightly).
- How he increased his conversion rate by over 3,000%
- Noah Kagan / AppSumo
- Art of Manliness – Great site by Brett McKay
- Contactually (John’s review)
- Newsle
- Google News Alert
- How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
How to subscribe
There are two main ways – Stitcher and iTunes.
iTunes
Simply click on this link and you’ll be taken to the page where you can subscribe.
Stitcher
Here’s the link to the Microblogger Podcast where you can subscribe to the Microblogger podcast via Stitcher.
Finally, if you aren’t using either service and prefer RSS, here’s our RSS feed.
Quick favor…
Tell everyone you know that this is a great podcast… unless you think it sucks. Please tell me and I’ll try to make it better!
It would mean a lot to me if you could leave me a review and a rating on iTunes, it makes a big difference and helps others find the show! To leave a review, click here and thanks so so much!
The post MBP #13: John Corcoran on How Relationships Helped Him into the White House (and Beyond) appeared first on Microblogger.
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