The LinkedIn phenomenon makes us believe that the relationships we create are impactful,

but they're not. So the way around that is to focus on one or two or three relationships

and build them out with strength that those relationships will last. They will survive. They will

withstand challenges. In a business sense, again, if you pick up a client

with a flimsy relationship, that client, you know from your business, we've discussed this,

that client might leave you for the next LinkedIn guy that comes along, unless you're able

to put some teeth in the relationship. On today's episode of Kosher Money, we're thrilled to welcome back Mitchell Eisenberger.

Previously, we had the pleasure of discussing with him the ins and the outs of asking for a raise and navigating those challenges.

But today, we're diving into a different but equally important topic, networking in a world, in a world, where connections are

key to success. Networking, doing it right can make the difference in landing a job,

securing a promotion, or advancing your career. But networking is more than just exchanging

business cards, making small talk at those events, or sending those very, very awful

LinkedIn messages. It's about building relationships, nurturing connections, and leveraging your

network to achieve your goal. So without further ado, let's master the art of networking with

the great Mitchell Eisenberger.

Being a Jew, awesome.

Managing personal finances, not so awesome.

Welcome to Kosher Money.

A returning champion has entered the ring.

Welcome back, Aaron Mitchell Eisenberger. It's good to have you.

Pleasure to be here. What is networking, right? We hear a lot about that and, oh, come to a lunch

sponsored by so-and-so and network and I'm extroverted and I still don't want to, you know,

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