Have you ever wished for your network to be bigger than it is but didn’t know how to grow it? Well my good friend John Genovese, author of the Personal Goal Communicator and the developer of The Networking Note Cards System for building rapport, has put together a program that not only helps you to increase your network but transforms your paradigm in the way you connect with people.

Think about this… let’s say I made you a bet. I bet you that you can’t increase your contact base by at least 50 people in the month of February. It doesn’t matter what’s at stake, all that matters is if you think you can win the bet or not.

Well, I’ll tell you what if you took John Genovese’s Breaking the Ice Accelerator Program or, BIAP for short, you would surely win the bet. Here is why: John is putting all of his major projects on hold for the month of February and taking a handful of fortunate individuals by the hand and guaranteeing them a minimum increase of 50 new contacts in their network or their money back. These individuals are serious students who want to learn the secrets of getting everything they want from their conversations.

Not only is there a 100% money back guarantee but the guarantee lasts for Six months! So the participants have five whole months to get their money back after going through the Program and testing out every tactic, tip, and technique they learn.

So why am I taking time to share this with you? Simple. I have never seen a program like this before where a networking guru takes a month out of his life to make sure that his students excel at making the contacts they need to get them one step closer to their goals.

Initiating conversations is probably one of the most important life skills and when John took me through the program I felt that I, for the first time in my life, understood what it meant to be a successful communicator. Just by using the visualization technique that John has taught me has allowed me to increase my business by 10% during the first week of using it! This was possible through the relationships I made when out in public.

But don’t take my word for it I encourage you to check out the sign up page for The Breaking The Ice Accelerator Here. You can thank me later, Joe.

I’ve just been reading a forum post by David McKenna about how he’s improving his self-consciousness. Well done David!

Here’s an excerpt:

“im confy with people looking at me.

i decided put all my effort and all my focus into overcoming the self conciousness aspect of SA (and forget about the rest, relationships etc…) and try to overcome it.”

You can read the whole thing here: being the centre of attention

Talk soon,
Joe Braddock

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Joe Braddock

One excellent social anxiety strategy I’ve been using recently is ‘Slow Talk’.

I’ve always tended to blurt out what I’m saying as quickly as possible - mostly to just get it over with I suppose. But this technique forces you to slow down and speak slowly and clearly.

It’s important to build up slowly - practice by yourself at first and then start doing it around the people you feel most comfortable before introducing it around everyone.

It’s certainly helping me and I’d encourage you to try it to.

Talk soon,

Joe Braddock

P.S. To find out more about how I’m overcoming social anxiety and how you can to, sign up for my free newsletter below: