
Why ‘Your Network Is Your Net Worth’ Is Misleading
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🤝 “Your network is your net worth.” We’ve all heard the phrase—but is it true, or just another hustle culture myth?
In this episode of the Contentment Creator Podcast, Ellen Broen breaks down the difference between authentic networking and transactional connections—and why one builds long-term success while the other creates the dreaded “networking ick.”
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🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Video:
- Why relationships > transactions (and how to spot the difference).
- The hidden dangers of transactional networking.
- How to build trust-based, diverse networks that fuel opportunity.
- Practical tips for networking with authenticity and purpose.
📘 Mentioned in this episode: The Soul of Money by Lynn Twist
✨ If you’ve ever felt uncomfortable “working the room,” this conversation will help you flip the script and create a network that aligns with your values.
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