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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of I Heart Radio.

Good morning. This is Laura.

Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast.

Today's tip is to aim to leave any gathering as a smarter person.

This mindset is far more helpful than aiming to leave a certain impression or aiming to

accomplish a particular networking goal. It is absolutely doable and can change the entire

experience of an event. Today's tip, like a few we covered a few weeks ago, comes from a

Manta Ember's new book, Time Wise. This book covers strategies from various experts and successful

people on how they work well and create more time for fun. One of these tips is labeled Stop Trying

to Be the smartest person in the room. Now, you personally might not be going into any gathering

bragging about yourself as the smartest person in the room, but I would say that most of us don't

want to appear dumb. And that mindset affects how we act. A Manta interviewed an entrepreneur

named Sion Taid, who started a very successful company, but found herself deferring to people who

would tell her various things. Because she assumed they knew better and she didn't know as much,

and she didn't want to be found out as not knowing things. Needless to say, this didn't always

work well, as people made bad decisions that she could have redirected. If she'd spent some time

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