Gemini: Creatives & Entrepreneurs

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Welcome back to Gemini: Creatives & Entrepreneurs, your resource for building a durable business. In our last issue, we used Gemini to build a strategic blueprint for our business. A great plan is essential, but success often comes down to the people you know and the connections you make.

Instead of feeling anxious about your next networking event, you can walk in ready to make a great impression. Whether you're attending a local chamber of commerce event or a creative meetup, you can avoid that awkward feeling of not knowing how to start a conversation or summarize what you do. Simply prepare an elevator pitch that lasts about thirty seconds beforehand by asking Gemini: "I'm attending a networking event for small business owners. Help me develop a clear and concise 'elevator pitch' of about thirty seconds for my custom woodworking business. It should be friendly, memorable, and clearly state what makes my work unique."

Gemini can help you find the right words to describe your passion and your work. It can draft professional, yet authentic, outreach emails to potential collaborators or clients. It can even help you research people you want to connect with, so you can start conversations with confidence and genuine interest.

Let’s make some meaningful connections!

Your Gemini Task: Think of a person or business you'd like to connect with. It could be a potential mentor, a local business you'd like to collaborate with, or a creative you admire online.

Ask Gemini (by defining your goal): "I want to write a cold email to the owner of a popular boutique in downtown [your city] to see if they would be interested in carrying my handmade jewelry. Please draft a short, professional, and friendly email that introduces me, compliments their store, and clearly states my collaboration idea."

The result is a message that is respectful of the other person's time, yet clear and confident about what you're offering.

Put these ideas to work and start building your professional circle. Ask Gemini to "help me brainstorm five icebreaker questions to use at a networking event," "I just met a potential client; help me write a memorable email to follow up," or "review my LinkedIn profile summary and suggest ways to make it more impactful." Let Gemini help you turn introductions into opportunities.

Each edition of Gemini: Creatives & Entrepreneurs will deliver:

In our next issue, we'll focus on a skill every entrepreneur needs: pitching your ideas. We'll explore how Gemini can help you structure a persuasive pitch, whether it's for a client, an investor, or a potential partner.

To your amplified success,
The Native Think Team