When should networking stop?

You attend meetings. Meet people. Exchange contacts. Make promises.

Then… another networking meeting.

More connections. More business cards. More LinkedIn adds.

But the people you promised to help are still waiting.

That's the trap.

Networking can feel like progress without producing results.

Connect.

Then go do the work.

Deliver what you promised.

Build something worth talking about.

Because when the work starts speaking, the people you met earlier can:

→ Refer you → Recommend you → Connect you to others

Network less. Execute more.

Connect → Commit → Deliver.

Let your results do some of the networking for you.