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From the Editor's Desk
Why Your Inner Circle Should Stay Small, and How to Shrink It
When it comes to networks, the bigger the better, right? Not necessarily. Carefully curate your most trusted, inner circle and you'll be surprised at how much more valuable you'll become to the larger community of people in the world who care about the same things you do.
We live in a time when "bigger is better" is the prevailing assumption when it comes to, well, just about anything. So it's only natural for us to want to supersize our network of connections - both online and off - because the more people we know, the greater our chances of being exposed to opportunities that may lead to professional advancement, potential mentors, material success, and so on. But in fact, being what we call a "superconnector" has nothing to do with supersizing your network. Rather, it's about surrounding yourself with a carefully curated group of people who you admire and respect and with whom you share common beliefs and values - people who will set the tone for the foundation of your larger network filled with people who provide value to one another. And that core group should be a lot smaller than you think.
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