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I'm a 20 year old student with no career or business.
Is there any point to me trying to network with adults at events, as I have nothing to offer in terms of business or connections or my own?
Would people at networking events even talk to me if they asked "What do you do?" and I replied that I was a student? If not, how can I respond or act in order for them to talk to me?
Is it possible to meet people at events who can teach you things without expecting anything in return?
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no. stay home and create value .
most ppl are pieces of shit and not worthwhile investments anyways. you can completely control how urself.
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>>1424328
Don't have the resources, time, or creativity to start a business myself at the minute, if that's what you mean by "create value"
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>>1424341
>Don't have the resources, time, or creativity
oh well boohoo.
then maybe all that shit is what u need to stay home and create.
instead of whoring your time and recourses to financial seminar scams and online japanimation web forums.
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>>1424353
>Create resources
I have a job to get money
>Create time
I am a student, and have a job. Not possible to just create time.
>Create creativity
What?
All I asked was a couple of reasonable questions, no need to get hostile.
And I mentioned nothing about "financial seminar scams". There was an event near me that had a networking session afterwards, I was wondering if I should bother staying for it.
Maybe you should stop giving bad advice and focus on "creating value" (what a vague, nebulous term) yourself.
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>>1424396
oh cool. just keep making excuses for yourself then.
ur really good at that.
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