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Synopsis
Dr. Misner first learned the expression “Perfect practice makes perfect” from his sensei when studying the martial arts. If you don’t do your best when you practice, you won’t improve your skill. A master pianist gives as much to his practice as to his concert performances.
You can’t expect to become a master networker if you don’t give your all every time you give your 60-second commercial or give a presentation. Be prepared and present yourself at your absolute best.
Perfect practice doesn’t have to be absolute perfection—only your best. A little bit of preparation can help you practice your networking.
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