The ghost to ghost connection

GHOST TO GHOST CONNECTION

Bill Gates wrote a book, ‘Business at the Speed ​​of Thought’ (2000) which received mixed reviews, although most of his ‘predictions’ came true; except for the ‘paperless’ economy. In this digital age, a large number of business transactions (B2B, B2C, B2G) are completed with the point and click of a mouse. The Internet has changed our personal paradigms and constitutions of how we think, feel and behave. For example, this blog is based on the ‘push a button’ post. I can edit my posts, however and whenever I want, so my mistakes are minimized and the accuracy of the content is improved.

How would you start that pace of business? Since we can travel at supersonic speed, blink our eyes in a fraction of a second, and use fiber optic cables to transfer information at the speed of light, we have the ability and ability to do business with speed and almost instantly. Yes?

You must have heard of the English author Enid Blyton? Nope? Wikilo up. Among Blyton’s many splendid children’s books, I particularly enjoyed her Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators series of books. In this highly engaging series, Lead Detective Jupiter Jones conceptualizes the ghost-to-ghost connection to quickly gather information.

What is Ghost to Ghost (G2G) connection? Essentially, it is applying mathematics, specifically, Geometric Progression. It is the power of multiplication. Jones suggests that if each person identifies five people to locate information, and these five people, in turn, identify five other people each to search for this information, coverage would be broader. In today’s language, we call this ‘multi-level marketing’, ‘viral marketing’, ‘networking’, etc. Online technology and tools like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn allow this to happen. It becomes a case of ‘seek and you shall find’ in an accelerated manner. Of course, with search engines like Google, we can also track and trace lost friends, family, and colleagues with the right combination of words.

Here’s a tip for active networking: combine G2G connection with 6 degrees of separation (6DOS), and you’ve got an exquisite way to connect with people you’ve lost touch with, family members, schoolmates, alumni, and more. many more. plus. 6 Degrees of Separation proposes that we are no more than six people away from those we want to meet. Also, your friends could be my friends. You will enjoy the breadth and depth of your relationships. From a marketing perspective, you will achieve greater coverage, reach and connectivity. Broadcast your network far and wide.

In the meantime, stay high-tech and high-touch!