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    David Burkus

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    David was named one of the world’s top business thought leaders by Thinkers 50, he’s a regular contributor to Harvard business review, his work has been featured in Fast Company, the Financial Times, Ink magazine, Bloomberg Business Week, and has a Ted Talk that’s been viewed about 2 million times.

    I liked David from the moment I met him. He’s an interesting guy, very charismatic, he’s got a great message, and he knows how to entertain. 

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    BOOKS by David Burkus
    https://davidburkus.com/

    Podcast Episodes
    2019-10-01 12:00:53
    FRIEND OF A FRIEND
    with David Burkus
    “Show me your friends and I’ll show you your future.” David Burkus was named one of the world’s top business thought leaders by Thinkers 50 and he’s a regular contributor to Harvard Business Review. In this episode David shares about the idea that networking is not necessarily about making new connections, but it’s about understanding the network you’re already in and making new connections as part of that. We talk about weak ties, dormant ties, how most of us allow our networks to grow organically, but David says we shouldn’t. And as we get into the writing and the creativity section, the two things I love, you’ll hear him talk about work writing as a journeyman and how writing professionally can be the inverse of earning a master’s degree.
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