America's Chief Netweaver is Paying it Forward
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Even if you do not personally know Bob Littell, chances are, you know someone who does. Bob Littell is America's Chief Netweaver, meaning he is also one of the most connected men in America. Having been impacted by he "pay it forward" movement, he personally retooled the principles and practices of paying it forward to work in the context of business relationships.
Listen in as Bob Littell unpacks the secrets of successful netweaving and the truly wonderful stories he has personally witnessed as the result of paying it forward.
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