Podcast appearances and mentions of chris borja

Chris Borja is an award-winning Speaker, Trainer, and Consultant on the topic of Business Networking.He is the Founder of Become a Better Networker, the CONNECTED Networking Group, the Networking Breakthrough Academy, and CEO of Borja Virtual Conferences and Events. Chris is the author of the bestselling book titled, Networking Essentials for Success: A 7-Step Journey to Achieve your Goals Through Authentic Relationships and Connected Communities. For the first 37 years of his life, Chris suffered from extreme shyness, introversion, and a fear of social settings. Now that he has overcome those challenges, Chris is on a mission to create better networkers, stronger businesses, and connected communities! Chris' trainings and presentations are highly interactive and provide an experience that'll change your perspective on “networking,” grow your business, and improve your relationships in every aspect of life! Listen to the full episode to hear about the 7 steps to becoming a better networker at richlysuccessful.com/35You can find out more about Chris at chrisborja.com Christina Renzelli helps solopreneurs set their businesses up for success with her individualized 1:1 coaching program. The program focuses on the unique goals and needs of each client, and often focuses on helping clients: design a schedule that creates balance and freedom figure out the best networking strategy to find the right clients learn to sell in an authentic way expand their business beyond the time for money model For personalized support, apply for Christina's Signature Program here and she will be in touch to invite you to a free consultation call.Or, if you are stuck and would like some clarity in an area of your business, grab a Strategy Session with Christina here.Download your free copy of 4 Ways to Set Your Solopreneur Business Up for Success here.You may contact Christina with any questions at christina@richlysuccessful.com

Stephen and Eric interview Chris Borja about his new book "Networking Essentials for Success" and talk about the importance of connecting with people, mentoring, and making youself available by God to be used within different circles.You can get Chris's book HERE

Awesome interview with Chris Borja! Chris is an award-winning Speaker, Consultant, and Author on the topic of Business Networking. For the first 37 years of his life, Chris suffered from extreme shyness, introversion, and a fear of social settings. Now that he has overcome those challenges, Chris is on a mission to create better networkers, stronger businesses, and connected communities worldwide! He is Founder of Become a Better Networker, the CONNECTED Networking Group, Networking Breakthrough Academy, and CEO of Borja Virtual Conferences and Events. Chris is the Author of the Best Selling book, “Networking Essentials for Success: A 7-Step Journey to Achieve your Goals Through Authentic Relationships and Connected Communities” Chris' presentations are highly-interactive and provide an EXPERIENCE that'll change your perspective on “networking,” increase your business growth, and improve your relationships in all areas of life. www.chrisborja.com

Whether you're an introvert or an extrovert, if you are trying to grow your business you need to network. And if done correctly, it can bridge the gaps that will ultimately help you reach business goals. Join Lori Jones and her guest Chris Borja, founder of Become a Better Networker, and get his 7-step process that will enable you to build a powerful network. Listen in here.

Become A Better Networker founder, Chris Borja, shares about the lessons in his book, Networking Essentials for Success: A 7-Step Journey to Achieve Your Goals Through Authentic Relationships and Connected Communities. Learn more at www.chrisborja.com For more great insight on professional relationships and business networking visit https://www.amspirit.com/blog/ or contact Frank Agin at frankagin@amspirit.com.

Networking coach, personal friend of Josh and author of the new book “Networking Essentials for Success” Chris Borja shares his proven framework for making networking easy, fun and doable for even the world's most introverted introvert.In This Episode00:00 - Introduction03:04 - Greeting to Chris06:28 - Current landscape10:53 - Networking tip15:32 - Helping others18:10 - Personal development21:12 - Dominate a “major”23:47 - Cringeworthy moment30:26 - Step 1 Clarity 33:15 - Step 2 Mindset 36:57 - Step 3 Tools  38:45 - Step 4 Meeting people40:57 - Step 5 Build relationships 45:36 - Step 6 Brand & network47:18 - Step 7 Collaborations51:12 - Trust travels56:01 - Final suggestionsGet all links, resources and show notes at:https://joshhall.co/253

For the first 37 years of his life, Chris Borja suffered from extreme shyness, introversion, and a fear of social settings. Now that he has overcome those challenges, Chris is on a mission to create better networkers, stronger businesses, and connected communities in the real and virtual world. Borja Virtual, LLC is a consulting and production company specializing in creating fun and engaging virtual and hybrid events that produce revenue and impact. We welcome support of the Nonprofit SnapCast via Patreon. We welcome your questions and feedback via The Nonprofit Snapshot website.

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Interview with Chris Borja, a Christian entrepreneur in Columbus. Hear how Chris overcame personal struggles and created an organization to help connect and encourage business people in Columbus. Please include his contact information in the program notes. They are listed below. Thanks. Facebook: www.facebook.com/chris.j.borjaLinkedin: www.linkin.com/in/chrisborjaInstagram: www.instagram.com/networkwithchrisborjaWebsite: www.borjavirtual.com | www.chrisborja.comEmail: christ@chrisborja.com

What are the parallels of human life with hermit crabs? Did you know crabs do not suffer from identity crisis when they switch shells (moving from home to home)... … or that pet ferrets like to chase and be chased? And a pet Iguana can be trained to use the kitchen sink as it’s private outhouse? Listen to this interview with Chris Borja to learn about these things, and many more relevant tipbits about his life and business. One thing for sure, hermit crabs just don’t care. Listen now to find out more. 1:15 - Pet Hermit Crabs … was sitting with them when he was called for this podcast. Many parallels with Hermit Crabs and life. EX. The meldt … never stay in the same shell, and will hide for days, weeks and months while changing shells for protection. As humans we find ways to be comfortable and get stuck there. Sometimes we need to get away so we can grow. 7:00 - crabs do NOT suffer from identity crisis in different shells, whether the shell says Ohio State or ?? “Crabs don’t care”. 10:00 - loves going to Vegas. Different vibe going to Vegas v. returning home from Vegas. 12:12 - met his wife to be at video arcade at Circus Circus, both there with parents. Got married 10 years later. 15:00 - Lee after Dark on Fremont Street 16:30 - smuggled ferret into Calif. to take home as a pet. Pitch: Become a better networker, teach people how to network. Coaches, trains, consults… Network Breakthrough Academy to teach people what networking is and how to develop relationships through networking. Teach people how to serve one another. Runs virtual and live networking events. Networking not just for business but for developing friendships as well. www.chrisborja.com LinkedIn Facebook Catch full episodes at www.LeeAfterDark.com! Wanna know more about your bowtied host? www.LeeRowley.com!

Chris tells you how to build instant rapport at networking events BEFORE sharing your “elevator pitch.” He also tells you why Bob Clark Dammit is so awesome for doing 400 episodes in less than a year. You can check him out at https://www.ChrisBorja.com. Go To https://www.808Podcast.com or you'll never be as awesome as Bob Clark Dammit.

I was on LinkedIn for 10 years, but I was ready to throw in the towel.  The first step in saving my LinkedIn account was to admit the truth that I needed help with it. My friend Chris Borja coached me through it, enhancing the cover photo, headlines, recommendations, etc.  People were there but we had to give them an environment for them to engage. Listen to find out how.

Welcome to episode 7 of Grow Like A Pro! A show all about learning how to achieve your goals and dreams as a business owner. Learn growth tips and hear success stories from entrepreneurs from all walks of life as they teach YOU how to grow like a pro. In our seventh episode, Jason and Adam are joined by Chris Borja of Become A Better Networker. Join us as Chris discusses going from an introvert who was afraid to speak to others to a renowned networker who has made connections around the world and true, lasting relationships. He shares his tips on how to become a better networker and how YOU can overcome your fears. You can be a part of the show sending questions, thoughts, comments, to hello@growlikeaproshow.com! We'd even love to have you on the show! Follow us on Twitter! Adam Bankhurst: @AdamBankhurst Jason Fleagle: @Jjfleagle

Today’s expert is Chris Borja, Networking consultant and guru. Chris will talk about what it takes to make lasting connections that provide value. This includes issues of being open, honest, and vulnerable so trust can be generated. It’s this trust that drives building relationships and, ultimately, commerce. Chris talks about his personal journey and how it led to building his business. This includes his initial difficulties with shyness and connecting with others and communicating, which he overcame to become an industry leader in networking. One value of becoming good at networking is the stress of it all can drop away and you no longer feel like you are working…it’s your life and you are living it! Chris emphasizes people do business with those whom they know, like, and trust. We don’t have to be perfect to help someone else and build a connection. It is important to remember that others frequently are uncomfortable with networking, an awareness that can help ease your way when it comes to networking. In line with this, Chris advises thinking about the other person and that you might be able to put them at ease by reaching out and introducing yourself. In terms of his own career, Chris took a risk and just started doing networking workshops and…well…people showed up! One important key, that seems counter-intuitive, that is a secret to effective networking is listening. This increases the chance of getting more information that’s important to you. So instead of, “How am I going to get _____?” what works better is asking/answering the question, “Can I see the other person?” Chris cautions that networking isn’t about transactional swapping of goods, services, money, etc. It’s more about making connections because someone at the event may know someone who needs your services or who can provide the services you are looking for. He does this at his networking events with his popular “black belt” activity. Working with social media is discussed, including two approaches: - how can I get what I want? versus - can I find interesting people and what can I do for them? How can I attract them? People want to be seen. One big benefit of using social media to make connections is it can filtering into other aspects of life in terms of actually meeting with people, social events, etc. Chris discusses the differences between Facebook and LInkedIn with Facebook being more social-oriented and LinkedIn being more business-oriented. Keep in mind, regardless of which platform is being used “know your audience” is important advice to follow. The importance of having an active presence on LinkedIn is discussed. It can help stay current with what is going on in people’s lives. The value of networking when making career changes, job-hunting, or life changes is discussed. And, if one has never used social media before then look for a mentor, whether it is a close friend or hiring a coach. If nothing else, just start by trial-and-error. The conversation turns to Chris’s networking workshops. As to the mechanics of social media activity: if nothing else, follow what other successful people do. The emotional side of networking is emphasized, the fact the limbic system (emotional system) ultimately makes decisions not the rational part of the brain. In line with the emotional side of decision making it is important to be genuine and show a part of yourself so others can understand who you are. Be human rather than trying to be perfect! The show closes out with discussion on the importance now of live video on social media. Listen for future podcasts on networking with Chris Borja! You can reach Chris to get more information on his virtual or in-person networking services, training, and networking events at: www.chrisborja.com (c) 614-330-7735 For more information on the “8 Steps From Chaos To Clarity and Calm: CEO Advanced Training” go to https://www.ctrchg.com/ceo-advanced-training/ Your feedback is important. Choose from the following options: • place a review in iTunes, • click on “leave a comment” below, • send any comments along with your name and the show number to support@ctrchg.com or • call us at 614-388-8917 and leave a message including your name, the podcast number and podcast title. Listen to future episodes for our reply.

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A perfect episode for anyone who has ever had an identity! This episode, Chris Borja joins us again, this time to discuss identity theft. We talk about why it's pretty much awful to have your identity stolen, and what to do to protect your identity from the jerks who want to steal it.

Networking is not a skill that comes naturally to everyone, but it's a skill that you need to practice if you own your own business. This episode, Chris Borja joins us to discuss how networking can benefit you.