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Gaining growth – Growth is a perception game. People like to associate with winning, success, and achievement. If they think that you are winning, they will start to aid you to win by joining your growth bandwagon. Reach out to people who are larger than you and ask them to start tagging along when they go out. You will gain their size and power by proximity. This can happen in one of many ways; some people in your new circles may automatically assume that you are one of their own and start giving you business and jobs; outsiders who want access can see you as a gatekeeper and they will approach you to gain that access; you will show your value, earn your colours, and justify your seat on the table. Prove your value – One of the reasons why big companies buy small companies is because these companies may have solved one of their biggest challenges. If a company like Apple is struggling with privacy, it may decide to buy a silent start-up company with the best encryption software instead of devoting money and time in R&D when they need the solution now to keep their market QUICK TIPS ON TO BUILD SYNERGY WITH OTHERS Access to networks and circles – building networks is difficult and painstaking work because it involves gaining trust and likability. You know that is not easy. A simple way to do that is to find synergy with someone who wants access to your networks and you want access to theirs. They can transfer their trust and likability to you and you do likewise. You have experienced this before, think of when you followed someone on social media because your favourite celebrity or friend commented, liked, or retweeted their post. share. If you prove your value to those that you want to find synergy, it will be impossible for them to ignore you. New Frontiers – Some people have achieved it all in their domain and they are looking for new territories to expand into. You can build synergy by being their plug to those new territories if you already have a foot in. Imagine a powerful business coach who has coached every CEO being offered to be plugged into religious or political leaders that they do not have access to. Won’t they say yes? A perfect example of this point is when two big artists from two different countries collaborate on a song. They have both saturated their markets in their countries but they will gain new fans in the other artist’s country.