What We Teach For Starting Mate3 Networking


How to ask first parties to answer 3 questions.
How to choose the most strategic points for learning of firsthand experiences.
How to design an offer for individual participation.
How to format a firsthand account of what happened for mate3 networking.
How to find, format and connect productive options and responses.
How to layer responses and add new input to already existing mate3 answer sets for building better response models.


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