Half the year is behind you — and whether you’ve been crushing your goals or simply staying afloat, now is the perfect time to step back and ask:
Is my network helping me move forward — or just taking up space in my contact list?
A Mid-Year Connection Review isn’t about overhauling your approach. It’s about reflecting, adjusting, and making sure you’re building intentional relationships that lead to meaningful results.
Here’s why it matters:
1. You’ll identify your true power partners.
Who’s referred you business? Who’s shown up with support, introductions, or insight? Knowing your MVPs helps you nurture those relationships with purpose.
2. You’ll see what’s actually working.
Looking at where your referrals come from — and how many have turned into real opportunities — helps you focus on the groups, events, and habits that create results.
3. You’ll reconnect before it’s too late.
It’s easy to let great contacts slip through the cracks. A mid-year review gives you a chance to re-engage key people while there’s still plenty of year left.
4. You’ll set smarter goals for the rest of the year.
With clarity about what worked and what didn’t, you can map out a stronger plan for the next six months — including how many new connections you want to make, which events to attend, and how you’ll track your follow-through.
Relationships don’t grow by accident. They grow through consistency, value, and intentional effort.
Whether you do it with a worksheet, a journal, or just a quiet cup of coffee — block 20 minutes this week to reflect on your network.
The second half of your year might just thank you for it.
Is my network helping me move forward — or just taking up space in my contact list?
A Mid-Year Connection Review isn’t about overhauling your approach. It’s about reflecting, adjusting, and making sure you’re building intentional relationships that lead to meaningful results.
Here’s why it matters:
1. You’ll identify your true power partners.
Who’s referred you business? Who’s shown up with support, introductions, or insight? Knowing your MVPs helps you nurture those relationships with purpose.
2. You’ll see what’s actually working.
Looking at where your referrals come from — and how many have turned into real opportunities — helps you focus on the groups, events, and habits that create results.
3. You’ll reconnect before it’s too late.
It’s easy to let great contacts slip through the cracks. A mid-year review gives you a chance to re-engage key people while there’s still plenty of year left.
4. You’ll set smarter goals for the rest of the year.
With clarity about what worked and what didn’t, you can map out a stronger plan for the next six months — including how many new connections you want to make, which events to attend, and how you’ll track your follow-through.
Relationships don’t grow by accident. They grow through consistency, value, and intentional effort.
Whether you do it with a worksheet, a journal, or just a quiet cup of coffee — block 20 minutes this week to reflect on your network.
The second half of your year might just thank you for it.
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