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Be the invisible strings for others as well 🩵
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Everyone I've met and everything I've learned has led me to this as the simplest answer to why customer acquisition and networking are the million-dollar questions in business, which I've placed in this graphic. But with many companies, there are not millions or billions of historical relationships and data points, so it's even more critical to open the box of understanding. I'm the first to admit that marketing is what influences public opinion, catches attention, and solidifies credibility in a way that social media sometimes cannot. Often, Google, AI search, or a headline (even if the news sounds like a claim for readers to click to read more) is what makes the first impression, especially if starting with a smaller network of relationships rather than pop culture awareness first. I believe that it should not be about whether or not someone needs you or a paranoia about what they may want or bring to the table. It is understanding what type of relationship they are and how they exist within that orbit. It isn’t an exchange or scorekeeping — it’s alignment. Not “what can you do for me,” but “do you see what I see?” It’s taking the time to learn someone beyond what’s online. Curiosity about how a person sees the world first, project second. That's how the strongest relationships are formed, and they are intertwined because business has to be personal for it to sustain the undulations.
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🛬 eternalbridge.co 🌱🩻 🛜 📧📱🦻💖
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Ever since I was a little girl, my dream has been to build a company that addresses fundamental needs and helps encourage philanthropic behavior when human nature bends the scale toward greed 💚
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I hope one day we'll be able to work with partners and do other brand collaborations in Asia, China more specifically. I've never been back to where I was born but it would be beyond a full circle moment to reach and expand to have more join our cheerleaders, patrons, investors,
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👼 Eternal Bridge: eternalbridge.co/ 🤍 Thinking Huts: thinkinghuts.org/
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Maggie Grout retweeted
In thin air, only the strongest survive. #ClimbHigher
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"I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character" - peace laureate Martin Luther King Jr, 28 August 1963. #NobelPrize
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I turn 26 in September and lately, I’ve been reflecting on just how much can change because of one connection. One person who believes in you enough to make an intro, send a message, or say your name in a room you haven’t entered yet.
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That kind of belief — especially when it comes from a cold email or a kind DM — has shaped my path more than most people know. It’s never been about knowing the most people. It’s about the few who saw something in me and got behind the vision.
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Meet Maggie Grout, a CU Boulder & @leedsbiz alum named one of TIME’s “Next Generation Leaders.” She’s the founder of Thinking Huts, using 3D printing to build schools for those in need. As a female leader in tech & philanthropy, Maggie is paving the way for future generations.
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.@margrout remains focused on the ever growing need for schools ti.me/4dTIWoe
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“I think a lot of it is persistence. I got so many nos and I still do. You just have to believe in yourself and keep going.” Maggie Grout founded her nonprofit “Thinking Huts” when she was 15, which uses cutting-edge technology to make education more accessible worldwide.
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I feel incredibly grateful for everyone part of our Thinking Huts family who has championed our vision. It’s been a marathon, not a sprint, and it goes to show you that the most important people and the big wins are worth waiting for.
“I think a lot of it is persistence. I got so many nos and I still do. You just have to believe in yourself and keep going.” Maggie Grout founded her nonprofit “Thinking Huts” when she was 15, which uses cutting-edge technology to make education more accessible worldwide.
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The latest breakthrough for 3D printing. 🔎 Learn more about how technology can help Africa to thrive: buff.ly/31urOUa #GTGS21
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