Building a multigenerational network means staying connected to people from your everyday life: faith communities, your kids' schools, small groups you attend regularly. Social media makes it easier to maintain these relationships across age groups and keep up with families you share meals and time with.
Happiest part of my networking ever is multiple generations. But that happens because we can use social media to keep up with each other. Your network has those kinds of people in it too. Your network's also going to include the families that you surround yourself with, whether in your church, synagogue, mosque, your faith home, or the families from your school that your kids hang out with. I hope you know the families where your kids are hanging out. The people that you want to eat supper with, or that you're in small group with. Start thinking about the places where your life is happening, and that's part of your network too.
