Centers of Influence are individuals who, with one phone call, can make good things happen for you.
They can get you what you need. They can open doors for you, family or friends. They can introduce you to other Centers of Influence.
For example, the non-profit I help run, The Ashley Lauren Foundation, puts on a number of events specifically for families who are struggling with pediatric cancer. At one of our events, we were trying to get a restaurant to provide free food for the event. We were unsuccessful until we called one of our Centers of Influence. Within a few minutes, we received a call back from a restaurant, who happily provided us with all of the food we needed.
Another example is me. One of my friends went through a divorce and needed to find a job to make money in order to survive. I made a few phone calls and helped find her a job, which I am happy to say, she if flourishing in.
Who are your Centers of Influence?
Who would you like to have as your Centers of Influence?
What are you doing to pull Centers of Influence into your orbit?
When you have Centers of Influence, they make life much easier for you, your family and your friends. Consequently, building and maintaining relationships with Centers of Influence should be one of your top priorities.
Building relationships with Centers of Influence is a habit. Here’s a link to an article that tells you how to do that: Relationships Are The Currency of The Wealthy – https://richhabits.net/relationships-currency-wealthy/
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