Beyond Networking: NetBeing with Ron SukenickTaking the moment and dancing with it is truly an art. By going back in time and rediscovering connections from the past, you’re doing just that. Look up someone from your past, and “notice” if there is a shift possible for a new relationship to emerge.
Here's how to go about finding some of those wonderful relationships you had in the past.
Listed below are a few websites to aid you in your search:
The leading communications guide enabling people and businesses worldwide to find, connect and collaborate with each other by providing directories of email.
Use AnyWho to find: phone numbers, addresses, maps & directions for Business and People in the
Find a person with either first name, last name, city or zip code.
Free People Search and Public Information Search Engine
- www.reunitetonight.com
This website advertises the largest database of phone and address records.
Keep in mind that some of the companies above may charge you to provide the information you are requesting. There is no cost for you to just type in the name of the person you are looking for. Don't be surprised if the person just happens to pop up in any of the popular search engines on the Internet. This typically works really well when the person you are looking for has gained some kind of visibility in their current profession, i.e. a historical person, a singer, or a published author.
Results are available instantly.
With that said, go for it. Search out as many individuals from your past with whom you want to reconnect. Begin the process of rebuilding those incredible relationships you loved from the past; the process of taking yesteryear's relationships and bringing them into the present. In essence, you're continuing on the path of NetBeing!
Good Luck, and keep me informed about how this works for you.
What action steps will you take? Add these steps to your calendar right now.
For more, please visit Ron's TNNW Bio.
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