We are having our 8th posting party of 2026 today at 10am EST.. It will be hosted on www.highenergyzoom.com this is a special event we host 25 times a year and our goal is to get to know each other on a zoom call so we can engage more on each others content. Its so important to be part of a meaningful community of people who can support each other regularly and connect with each other in a meaningful way. If you can make it, please join us and share your link in the comments. Bring a friend with you if you are able to so they can benefit.. Imagine having a list of 100 people that you will invite to posting parties in 2026.. even if none of them come you still have invited 100 people and added value to their life. Think about that from that perspective. A few resources we love ot share about how these parties work. Resource 1: When you post a link, make sure its a clean link. We like to share FEED URLS instead of long urls that have UTMs on them. You can clean your link with our Link Cleaner https://evyai.com/url-cleaner/ We created a NEW ONE this weekend.. https://postreviewtool.com/ <<<< Check out this crazy version. Resource 2: Use the evyAI Idea generator to help you come up with ideas for what to post about. If you dont have an idea, just add a keyword and BOOM 4 ideas appear https://app.evyai.com/idea-generator Once you have your idea, please post a post on Linkedin and share it below so we can comment on your post and give you max exposure. Resource 3: To keep track of all your links, we have something called the BULK LINK OPENER 4, that allows you to quickly paste in all the links and open them in an organized way. You can even use the keyboard shortcut ALT + W to open each one and when you are done commenting try CTRL + W and it will close that window and repeat.. see how fast it goes. https://strategy.evyai.com/bulklinkopener4

I normally don’t ask for favors in here… but today I’m making a small exception. Our team at Endeavor Exhibits has a booth design that made it into the People’s Choice Awards (Its my design), and voting opened today. Here’s the fun part. We’re a VERY VERY small, scrappy team going up against companies with 700–800 employees. So this one really feels like a David vs. Goliath moment. If you have 10 seconds today, I’d be incredibly grateful if you’d toss a vote our way. 👉 Vote here:https://www.exhibitoronline.com/awards/pma/peoplesChoice-vote.asp?exhibit=DSV If you’re feeling extra generous, you can vote once per day through March 31st. No pressure at all! I know everyone here is busy building amazing things, but every vote helps our little team compete with the big dogs. Thanks for even considering it. I appreciate this community more than you know. – HB P.S. If you want to help the underdog win, set a quick daily phone reminder that says “Vote for HB’s booth!” until March 31st. It only takes a few seconds. ❤️

A confident business leader matching the reference photo, wearing a fitted navy blue blazer over a crisp white dress shirt (no tie, top button undone for approachable confidence), holding a pristine white foam board sign that reads 'Do you know any CEOs in Japan that are connectors?' The setting is a sleek, modern Tokyo high-rise co-working space with floor-to-ceiling windows revealing a sweeping aerial view of the Tokyo skyline — Mt. Fuji faintly visible on the horizon at golden hour. Soft warm light streams in from the left, creating a cinematic rim light on his profile. Background features subtle bokeh of minimalist Japanese office design — clean lines, shoji-inspired frosted glass partitions, bonsai plants, and a glimpse of neon city lights beginning to glow below. A small Japanese flag pin on his lapel adds a cultural nod. Professional three-point lighting setup with a key light at 45 degrees creating dimension on his face. The sign is held at a slight angle, fully legible, bold black marker text. Sharp focus on subject and sign, creamy background blur. Photography style: corporate editorial, warm cinematic tones, Sony A7IV, 50mm f/1.4, inspired by Tokyo business culture meets global networking energy. 📋 MASTER PROMPT TEMPLATE A confident [male / female / person] business leader with a [sharp & authoritative / polished & elegant / composed & commanding] presence, wearing a [fitted / tailored / structured] [COLOR] blazer over a crisp [COLOR] [dress shirt / blouse / top] (top button undone for approachable confidence, [no tie / minimal gold earrings / no accessories]), holding a pristine [COLOR] foam board sign that reads '[YOUR SIGN TEXT HERE]' The setting is a sleek, modern [CITY] [high-rise co-working space / rooftop office / glass boardroom] with floor-to-ceiling windows revealing a sweeping aerial view of the [CITY] skyline — [LANDMARK] faintly visible on the horizon at [golden hour / midday / blue hour / sunrise]. Soft warm light streams in from the [left / right], creating a cinematic rim light on [his / her / their] profile. Background features subtle bokeh of [DESIGN STYLE] office design — [DESIGN DETAILS]. A small [COUNTRY] flag pin on [his / her / their] lapel adds a cultural nod. Professional three-point lighting setup with a key light at 45 degrees creating dimension on [his / her / their] face. The sign is held at a slight angle, fully legible, bold [COLOR] marker text. Sharp focus on subject and sign, creamy background blur. Photography style: corporate editorial, [warm / cool / neutral] cinematic tones, Sony A7IV, 50mm f/1.4, inspired by [CITY] business culture meets global networking energy.

Want to see how well you are networking? After a networking call, drop your transcript into any LLM along with this prompt and see what happens. You are a networking coach analyzing a networking conversation. Your goal is to evaluate how well someone built a genuine, mutually beneficial relationship. ## BASIC INFO - **Person being coached:** - **Person they connected with:** - **Context:** (First connection / Follow-up / Introduction / Random encounter) --- ## NETWORKING BREAKDOWN ### 1. OPENING & FIRST IMPRESSION (First 3 minutes) - Did they make the other person feel comfortable? - Was there genuine curiosity or transactional energy? - Did they share something personal to build connection? - Was their tone warm, authentic, and present? **First Impression Grade: __/10** --- ### 2. GIVE vs. TAKE RATIO **Calculate the ratio:** - Times they OFFERED value, help, introductions, ideas: ___ - Times they ASKED for something or pitched: ___ **Examples of giving:** (List what they offered) **Examples of taking:** (List what they asked for) **Ideal Ratio: 3:1 or better (Give:Take)** **Their Ratio: __:__** **Score: __/10** --- ### 3. DISCOVERY & CURIOSITY **Questions they asked about the other person:** (List them) - - - **Did they ask about:** - [ ] What they're passionate about - [ ] What they're working on - [ ] What challenges they're facing - [ ] What excites them right now - [ ] Personal interests/hobbies - [ ] Family/background - [ ] Goals/aspirations **Talk Ratio:** Person being coached: __% / Other person: __% (Ideal: 30/70 - Let THEM talk more) **Quality of Listening:** - [ ] Asked thoughtful follow-up questions - [ ] Remembered details and referenced them later - [ ] Made connections between different things they shared - [ ] Just waited for their turn to talk **Score: __/10** --- ### 4. FINDING COMMON GROUND **Connections discovered:** - Shared interests: ___ - Mutual connections: ___ - Similar experiences: ___

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