Trying new things can be scary when going at it alone. Finding a friend or colleague to join you as you try something new can make all the difference!

Yes or no questions are a quick path to dead end conversations. Use statements like "Tell me more" to show that you're interested and create space for someone to share things you'd never thought to ask.

We don't believe any work is truly mundane, which is why it can be so impactful to say thanks for work and efforts that often go unnoticed. We promise, you'll make someone's day.

Building relationships requires give and take. Remember to offer support to others as a way to build goodwill while you're on your own journey.

There's a ton of research that proves that giving back to others is also good for you. By spending an hour giving your time, energy, or expertise to a cause that matters to you, you'll be filling the part of yourself that needs a bigger sense of purpose.

Reacting to conversations in LinkedIn is a super simple way to get your name in front of more people and build quiet goodwill with those you support.

At it's core, networking is just relationship building. Common interest groups are a great, low stakes way to practice that relationship building without the pressure that can come sometimes come professional networking.

You know what they say: the more you give, the more you get. Offer your help to someone in your professional life this week and don’t worry about getting anything in return. Simply giving your time, expertise, or resources to others is a sure shot way to meaningfully build and develop relationships with others.