Human connection first. Networking second.

Somewhere along the way, meeting people became a performance. You walk into a room and everyone's trying to impress everyone else — going round the circle doing their introduction like a job interview. Name, title, what you do. And by the time you're home, you can't remember a single face.

That's not connection. That's networking. And we think it's backwards.

So we flipped it. If you can't meet someone as a person, you'll never remember them as one — a business card was never a friendship. We're not here to count heads. We're here for the real thing: quality over quantity.

Make one true new friend in a quarter, and we've done our job. Six people, one table, nobody performing. Just the good part.

"You won't remember the person you interviewed. You'll remember the person you laughed with."

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