Stop collecting contacts and start building relationships that actually create trust, connection, and opportunity.
Stop Networking. Start Connecting.
What if the problem with networking is that we’re doing it exactly the way we were taught?
In this episode of Rich and Remote, Alex sits down with Jim Morris, keynote speaker and author of Connect or Die: How to Survive AI, to talk about why genuine human connection matters more than ever.
Jim shares how a major turning point in his life taught him that he couldn’t navigate everything alone, and why building meaningful relationships can create opportunities far beyond a single business transaction.
The conversation explores what real connection looks like in business, from conferences and sales calls to relationships that continue long after the original deal is done.
In This Episode
Jim Morris is a keynote speaker who helps organizations scale revenue and create deeper belonging by developing the skills to lead with connection for intentional growth.
He is also the author of Connect or Die: How to Survive AI and CEO of Human Touch Publishing.
Booking Link with Jim: https://humantouchpublishing.com/story-ready
Jim Morris LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/realjimmorris/
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