NetWalk your Way to Business Success! 

Start the year with our weekly Swindon business advice column with Gail Gibson

 

Have you been inspired by the outdoors to bring a new idea or project to life in your business? Or have you felt the benefit of de cluttering your thoughts, by taking a walk in the fresh air when your business day gets a little chaotic? Is it time to get outside and to look at a new way of growing both you and your business!

 

Have you heard of NetWalking? Launching in January in Swindon, this new innovation has a twist on the style of traditional face to face networking. Rather than networking indoors, it’s a chance to take your conversations into the fresh air. Open your mind, open your thinking and start talking.

 

Networking is something nearly each one of us does on a daily basis. We interact with others via conversation. Whether these are personal or business related, the one common element is communication. We talk about things, what’s happening and what we plan to do next etc… So too, NetWalking takes you one step further.

 

And that one step further: outside. What’s involved with NetWalking? You walk, chat, exercise, gain inspiration and motivation, all without the indoor restrictions and stuffy atmosphere. Unpolluted thoughts and ideas so to speak!

 

Now for the science bit: Fresh air combined with a steady walking pace increases the level of oxygen to your brain. What can this do? Increase your brain activity, encouraging you to think more actively. Who couldn’t do with a burst of oxygen and fresh air for inspiration? A perfect combination: network with likeminded business owners and create positive conversations, to grow and progress ideas, collaborations and actions to take forward.

 

This is definitely networking with a difference. Why not NetWalk your way to fresh ideas, fresh conversations, and fresh business opportunities? NetWalking: think better, feel great.

 

For more information about NetWalking in Swindon please visit the website via the link below...

 

Written by Gail Gibson of True Expressions