Relationships to Infinity: The Art and Science of Keeping in Touch

by Jason Levin

Have you ever felt awkward wanting to reach out to a friend or colleague you haven’t spoken to in a while, so you didn’t reach out?

Do you feel like your networking skills appear disingenuous but come authentically to everyone else?

Relationships to The Art and Science of Keeping in Touch is both a social science-based and practical guide to helping you get better at keeping in touch.

In Jason Levin’s debut book you will learn about the intersection of connection and reconnection. You’ll hear stories such accomplished attorney who rekindled prior relationships to land her first public sector General Counsel role.An introverted CPA who built authentic relationships, allowing her to develop a real estate practice leading to an executive role within a Fortune 500 financial services company.An investment banker who co-founded a boutique advisory firm, using an authentic relationship-building approach.

Relationships to Infinity belongs on the bookshelf of every executive and aspiring executive who wants to take a fresh approach to networking and build lasting professional relationships.

Genres: Business, Nonfiction, Self Help

106 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 26, 2022

Reviews

[Derin K · Rating 5 out of 5]

I won this book in a raffle after attending a talk by Jason Levin. I found him to be an incredibly compelling speaker, and his book is just as compelling. After the talk, I reached out to an old mentor of mine with whom I hadn’t been great about keeping in touch. She responded to my outreach right away, we caught up, and I immediately felt better about my life. This book is full of tips and tricks for keeping in touch that are practical and immediately possible to implement. And while I’m not in the market for a new job, I love how this book also advised on the importance of keeping in touch for the sake of having a richer life.

[Lexi Moyer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sometimes us introverted business people need a good swift kick in the butt reminding us how to make friends but even then, that it’s simple. My favorite anecdote is that no one is a victim if you lose touch with someone over the years and reaching out is okay. Highly recommend if you find networking in the business world a little intimidating.

[Lisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

useful insights
well organized
not buried in empirical case studies

[Josh · Rating 5 out of 5]

Relationship Building for Busy Folks

It’s easy to forget how to “makes friends.” Jason offers helpful lessons and reminders of how to connect - and reconnect - with friends, acquaintances, business colleagues, etc. Easy to read and practical, you’ll be sure to come away with a few good ideas for building your relationships.