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When did online networking turn into an exercise in mirror selfies and quippy soundbites? This powerful guide offers detox strategies for anyone ready to reclaim authenticity in their connections, helping you opt out of the performance theatrics that have taken over business. Professional networking has always been about making connections-meeting people you can learn from, mentor, or find support from down the road. So how did it become such a performance? From gym gurus posing their way to thought leadership on social media to brand prophets who layer business metaphors into their sandwiches, the online world is filled with people who build their labels around cults of personality-instead of human relationships. In Humbled to Announce, Chad T. Dyar guides readers through the bizarre landscape of modern networking. With sharp wit and keen observation, he dissects twenty-one examples of digital delusion. From bathroom mirror branding experts to hot-take attentions seekers, Dyar exposes high-engagement, low-turnover strategies for building a business network-approaches that may lead to views and likes, but won't lead to a steady clientele. Each chapter delves into the underlying psychology of these personas, offering readers a chance to reflect on their own online behaviors. With practical detox exercises designed for those who feel overwhelmed by the constant call to perform, this book invites you to step back and reassess your digital presence, whether you're a content creator, a marketing professional, or someone who's exhausted by their overcurated news feed. With humor and sincerity, Humbled to Announce challenges creators to embrace authenticity and foster genuine connections, reminding us that true networking is about real relationships, not just digital facades.

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Chad T. Dyar is an enablement leader and author of nine books, including Humbled to Announce, covering nonfiction, satire, and performance theory. His insights have appeared in MIT Sloan, Forbes, and NBC News. With thirty years of experience in performing arts, tech sales, and AI-powered learning systems, Chad leads global enablement programs that integrate humor and humanity with measurable business impact. Residing in Charleston, SC with his partner and three dogs-Wick, Benny, and Maya-he spends his time writing, enabling, and developing AI tools that foster personal growth while preserving authenticity in the workplace.

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