Begin with a useful introduction for someone else. Explore the paid application when you want to make a connection of your own—or bring the ideas directly to your audience.
How to connect people to people, anywhere, anytime, for any reason, without the fear of rejection.
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How to connect yourself to anyone, anywhere, for any reason, without the fear of rejection.
Self-guided · $147 · Twelve months of course access · Enrollment closed.
The goal is a relevant, welcome connection. An invitation always leaves room for the other person to choose.
These tools work without email signup. Download your plan to keep a copy.
Choose a talk for a shared starting point, or a workshop for more practice. Your audience, event and desired outcomes shape the proposal.
Organizations can inquire directly. The individual learning path is optional.
NRC is about approaching a connection with purpose and relevance. It does not promise that everyone will accept an invitation, respond, buy, or become a referral partner. The other person still gets to choose.
Connecting Others is the original free people-to-people framework. Connecting Yourself is the paid application for making a connection of your own. The refreshed self-guided program is in development at an approved $147 starting price. Individual coaching, calls and script reviews are separate paid services; 12 months of course access from purchase is included.
Yes. Request the original NRC 1.0 lesson and Connecting Others script, then use the confirmation button in your email to open them. Additional NRC tips are a separate, optional choice.
The connection planners are companion exercises. They do not reproduce or replace David’s full original teaching. You can try them now without signing up.
No. The free experience is intended to give you a useful starting point. The paid program is an optional next step, with details to review before deciding.
Yes—start with a speaking or team-training inquiry. You do not need to complete the individual learning path first. Topic, format, scope and fees would be agreed in a proposal.