Free Self-Assessment

Why Your Network Isn't Producing

You're good at what you do. So why aren't your relationships producing the way they should? Ten questions for established professionals who know the business is there and can't figure out why it isn't flowing.

How to use this: Check every statement that feels true. When you do, a short diagnosis will appear underneath it. Don't overthink your answers. Pay attention to the ones that make you stop.

What feels familiar?

Your answers will help you see where the gap may be showing up between the relationships you've built and the business they're producing.

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You can change any answer before or after you continue.
Your Results

You've Seen the Symptoms.
Now Here's the Bigger Gap.

The statements you checked may look like separate problems:

  • an unpredictable pipeline
  • giving more business than you receive
  • feeling awkward asking
  • relationships that never seem to turn into opportunities
  • referrals that happen once and never again
  • follow-up that depends on remembering.
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You checked 0 of 10 statements. Those are the symptoms you recognized. But they're not separate problems. They point to something bigger.
The Bigger Gap

You've built the relationships.
What's missing is a deliberate strategy to turn your professional relationships into clients and revenue.

“Generosity without a strategic framework behind it quietly produces one-sided relationships.”

Lisa Rosenthal

You know people. They know you. Many of them trust you and know the quality of your work.

But when there isn't a deliberate structure for deciding which relationships deserve your attention, what those relationships could become, and what needs to happen next , too much gets left to chance.

And that has a very real impact on your business.

What Leaving It to Chance Costs You

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Your pipeline stays unpredictable.

Business comes in, sometimes very good business, but you can't confidently say where the next opportunity will come from.

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Your time gets spread across too many relationships.

You keep networking, meeting people and maintaining connections without knowing which relationships have the greatest potential to produce business.

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Good opportunities lose momentum.

A great conversation happens. Someone makes an introduction. A client gets referred. Then life gets busy and the next step isn't always clear.

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People may know and trust you without knowing how to create opportunity for you.

A great reputation matters. But knowing you is not the same as knowing when to think of you, how to talk about what you do, or when to put their reputation behind yours.

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So you keep looking for more relationships.

Another event. Another lunch. Another group. Another room. When some of the business you're looking for may already be sitting inside relationships you've spent years building.

The biggest gap isn't your network.

It's leaving what happens inside that network to chance.

You don't necessarily need more relationships. You need to understand why the relationships you already have aren't producing the way they could.

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You Found the Gap.
Now Find Out WHY It's There and WHAT to Do About It.

You're doing the networking. You're building relationships. You're making introductions. You're giving referrals.

The effort is there. The consistent business isn't.

In Fruit of the Tree, Lisa Rosenthal will show you why doing all the "right" networking activities can still leave you with an unpredictable pipeline, why some of your strongest professional relationships still aren't producing business, and why a personal endorsement is not the same thing as an introduction or a referral.

That distinction may change the way you look at the network you've already built.

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