We often frame modern relationships through a transactional lens, but what if instead of concerning ourselves with what we can get from somebody we ask ourselves what we can give? Rachel Rischall believes generosity for generosity's sake is ultimately the best way to form strong, valuable relationships. A 20-year vet in public relations, Rachel is the founder of Three PR (she's an EXPERT). She says her superpower is she can and will talk to anybody. She's an expert on finding ways to connect and help others. In the end, everybody comes out ahead. Rachel shares:
Why she feels called to helping others as often as she can
When to start being generous every day (it's first thing in the morning)
Why introducing people to each other is an incredible gift
How to overcome the cold e-mailing jitters (and the best way to follow-up when they don't email back)
Navigating generosity in a world comfortable placing women in positions of service
How to evolve professional connections into professional relationships

<p class="p1">We often frame modern relationships through a transactional lens, but what if instead of concerning ourselves with what we can get from somebody we ask ourselves what we can <em>give</em>? Rachel Rischall believes generosity for generosity's sake is ultimately the best way to form strong, valuable relationships. A 20-year vet in public relations, Rachel is the founder of Three PR (she's an EXPERT). She says her superpower is she can and will talk to anybody. She's an expert on finding ways to connect and help others. In the end, everybody comes out ahead. Rachel shares:</p> <ul class="ul1"> <li class="li2">Why she feels called to helping others as often as she can</li> <li class="li2">When to start being generous every day (it's first thing in the morning)</li> <li class="li2">Why introducing people to each other is an incredible gift</li> <li class="li2">How to overcome the cold e-mailing jitters (and the best way to follow-up when they don't email back)</li> <li class="li2">Navigating generosity in a world comfortable placing women in positions of service</li> <li class="li2">How to evolve professional connections into professional relationships</li> </ul>

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A Masterclass in Networking— How Being Radically Generous Pays Off: with PR Expert Rachel Rischall

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