It's all about making connections, he said. To sell yourself to other people and do the things that make you feel uncomfortable.
"Be prepared to go to a lot of lunches," he said. He explained that there was not a single person who has helped him in his life or career whom he did not first share a meal. He said there was something in our culture where breaking bread signified a kind of trusting relationship.
Naturally, he chose the time when we were eating lunch to explain this. Blatant yet subtle.
It was very kind of him to take time out of his busy schedule to have a simple lunch with me and discuss my life. He gave me exceptional advice and recommendations that I will cherish, but more than anything, it was the kindness in his offer that was so special.
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