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"""Want to get ahead? Up your income? Have more fun? This book explains how even the smallest connections have the power to change your life forever. It's not only a must-read - it's a fun read.""-Allison Graham, Keynote Speaker & Author of Take Back Your Weekends The people you know have the power to change your life and you have the power to change theirs. But what if meeting people isn't your strong suit? In this zippy read packed with true-life stories, Jen Nash explains how the opportunity to connect is everywhere and how we can get more than we ever dreamed of out of life if we just make the effort to lean in and say hello. Jen Nash offers practical advise, fun ideas and demonstrates that making time to connect is the most productive thing we can do to thrive at home or at work. Whether you want to go to more parties, get a better job, make more money, or get laid more-reading this book will give you practical strategies for doing it all. A happier, more successful, and more fulfilling life is within your reach. The Big Power of Tiny Connections will show you the way."

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I've always believed in the power of human connections. This book perfectly underscores and cleverly explains how life-changing the people we know, or are about to know, can be. -Toby O'Brien, CEO Action for Racial Equity Fellow at PwC Want to get ahead? Up your income? Have more fun? This book explains how even the smallest connections have the power to change your life forever. It's not only a must-read - it's a fun read. -Allison Graham, Keynote Speaker & Author of Take Back Your Weekends Networks are relationships and relationships are networks - they are one and the same. In this book, Jen Nash brilliantly explains how counter-intuitive and indirect connections can drive powerful interactions, outcomes, and give us the opportunity to grow as people. -David Kidder, Founder & CEO, Bionic, New York Times Best-selling Author of New to Big, The Startup Playbook and The Intellectual Devotional I've seen Jen Nash in action and she is a master at building relationships for herself and others. In this book, she's sharing her golden playbook and making it crystal clear why our breadth of connections is linked to our personal success. -Bill Carmody, Head of Coaching for Positive Intelligence

I've always believed in the power of human connections. This book perfectly underscores and cleverly explains how life-changing the people we know, or are about to know, can be. -Toby O'Brien, CEO Action for Racial Equity Fellow at PwC Networks are relationships and relationships are networks - they are one and the same. In this book, Jen Nash brilliantly explains how counter-intuitive and indirect connections can drive powerful interactions, outcomes, and give us the opportunity to grow as people. -David Kidder, Founder & CEO, Bionic, New York Times Best-selling Author of New to Big, The Startup Playbook and The Intellectual Devotional I've seen Jen Nash in action and she is a master at building relationships for herself and others. In this book, she's sharing her golden playbook and making it crystal clear why our breadth of connections is linked to our personal success. -Bill Carmody, Head of Coaching for Positive Intelligence

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As a Connector in Chief, Jen Nash helps people add more meaning to their lives through connection. She is a master facilitator, strategic advisor, keynote speaker, author, sought-after executive coach, and corporate speaker. With over twenty years working as a senior consultant for Fortune 100 Pharma, Health, Tech, and Finance giants, Jen Nash now regularly inspires and supports Fortune 500 leaders to deepen their connections in support of all the good things in life: happiness, growth, and sustained community. Born in Canada and raised around the world in such countries as Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Australia, Jennifer confuses people by speaking French with a French accent and trying her hands at over 40 other languages. She studied Communication Design at Parsons School of Design and The New School for Social Research in New York City. When not traveling the globe learning new ways to say 'thank you' and finding bright souls with whom to foster lifelong friendships; Jen Nash can be seen biking around New York City, Los Angeles or striding around el Centro in San Miguel De Allende, Mexico.

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