Hi Sarah, I want to get better at networking, but I don't know where to start. Do you have any practical tips? Absolutely. Let's start with in-person networking. The best tip is to prepare an introduction, a quick, confident way to explain what you do. Like an elevator pitch? Exactly, just one or two sentences about your role, skills, and goals. And don't forget to ask open-ended questions. People love talking about themselves. What should I say after introducing myself strategically? Find common interests. For example, if you were at an event, ask, what brought you here? Or, what trends are you excited about? That sounds easy. How do I follow up after meeting someone? Send a LinkedIn request with a short message, like, great meeting you at the event. Let's stay in touch. It makes networking more natural. That's a good point. Speaking of LinkedIn, how can I engage with content? Engaging in real conversations online is just as important as in-person networking. Commenting on industry discussions and sharing useful content shows you are active in your field. Should I post my own thoughts, too? Yes, but keep it simple. Share industry insights, a lesson from your work, or even a question to start discussions. Consistency is key. Thanks, Sarah. I'll start by practicing my introduction, following industry leaders, and being more active on LinkedIn. That's a great plan. Networking is all about small, meaningful steps. Build meaningful connections, and in time, opportunities will come.