Jamie Walters
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My experiences have been similarly positive, and quite rich. I joined Ryze at the invitation of a colleague who's work I love and respect, and found it much more vibrant than Linked In and several others. And then I started two networks, and joined several others. I definitely believe that you receive according to what you give or put into it.
I joined this past Spring, with a couple of objectives. I've not only met each of those, but also benefited beyond my expections in those and other areas. In that short timeframe, I've
** established two networks, both of which have drawn fabulous and insightful people to participate,
** experimented with the potentials for online dialogue forums,
** connected with a lot of new people,
** shared knowledge, encouragement, inspiration and experience,
** received the same from others,
** met several new kindreds with whom I'm exploring interesting business collaborations,
** reconnected with several people,
** participated in Purposeful Partners (another experimental business collaboration)
** had a flurry of new traffic to my web site,
** the same with my monthly ezine,
** the same with book sales...
All from just participating in the usual ways on Ryze. I think that makes it a worthwhile effort, with good ROI (return on investment AND return on intention).
The list could (and will no doubt continue to) go on. Like I said, and many of you know, it really is a matter of what you put into it.
Sincerely,
Jamie
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