Sachit GuptaFounder, CreatorsMBA.com · Founder at CreatorsMBA.com

Why You Should Always be Nice to People

23 Feb 2023 · 1 min

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In this segment of the YouTube video "Why You Should Always be Nice to People," the speaker shares practical strategies for maintaining kindness and inclusivity in professional networking. He explains how to refer business to individuals who have applied to attend events but cannot yet, emphasizing the importance of staying connected through phone calls and ongoing client referrals. He also outlines how to communicate politely when someone isn’t a good fit for an event, using respectful language that acknowledges the person’s value while explaining why the event may not suit them. The overarching message is that kindness—offering help, referrals, and considerate explanations—strengthens relationships and builds a supportive community, even for those who are not present at a given gathering.

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I've like referred business to people who've applied that want to come but haven't been able to make one yet. But I've already given them business and know them on the phone because they have clients from me anyway. They couldn't make an event. And then I try to like, if I can help somebody, even if they don't go, even if I don't invite them, I try to help them in some way. You don't want to like want to help them out. Even if somebody is not right for the event, you can tell like great person, but not a baby bathwater person. Not weird enough, let's say, or not extroverted enough, but great human. I'll help them all day. So it's not like you suck, you can't come. It's like probably not for you. I just don't think you'll have a good time. But hey, you do this, you need to meet so-and-so and so-and-so. So they're not like, out. You know, don't have that attitude either. Hmm.