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5 Steps to Implement Kingdom Networking: Transform Your Business with a Servant-Led Mindset

# 5 Steps to Implement Kingdom Networking: Transform Your Business with a Servant-Led Mindset ## Introduction Are you tired of the transactional nature of networking and business interactions? Do you desire to build genuine connections and leave a lasting legacy through your work? In this practical guide, we will walk through five actionable steps to implement Kingdom Networking—a strategy rooted in servant leadership, stewardship, and reliance on God. By the end of this article, you will be equipped with a clear roadmap to transform your business and relationships. This guide is a companion to the main article on this topic, our overarching guide based on the podcast episode titled Kingdom Networking: Stop Selling and Start Serving (The 'Make a Friend' Method). ## Prepare the Ground Before diving into the steps, it's essential to prepare your mindset and approach. Take a few moments to reflect on your current networking habits and be open to embracing a new way of connecting with others. ## 5 Steps to Implement Kingdom Networking ### Step One: Start Your Day with Intention Begin each morning by setting your mind right. Spend five to ten minutes in prayer, gratitude, or journaling. This practice will anchor your mindset in abundance and prepare you to serve others throughout the day. ### Step Two: Approach Connections with Curiosity When meeting new people, focus on their stories rather than immediately sharing your own. Ask thoughtful questions that show genuine interest in their experiences and challenges. This approach fosters deeper connections built on empathy and understanding. ### Step Three: Serve Freely and Authentically Look for opportunities to serve others in small but meaningful ways. Offer a resource, make an introduction, or provide an encouraging word without expecting anything in return. Genuine acts of service create a foundation of trust and reciprocity. ### Step Four: Follow Up with Integrity Within 24 hours of a conversation or meeting, send a brief follow-up message. Express gratitude for their time and offer additional value, such as an insightful article or a helpful connection. Keep your message simple, warm, and authentic. ### Step Five: Establish Solid Legal and Financial Foundations Take proactive steps to protect your business and assets through proper legal and financial planning. Identify areas where you may be operating on guesswork and seek professional guidance to ensure your business is set up for long-term success. ## Example Walkthrough Imagine starting your day with a prayer of gratitude, engaging in a networking event with a genuine curiosity about others' stories, offering a helpful resource to a new connection, sending a warm follow-up message, and scheduling a consultation with a legal professional to secure your business's foundations. ## Troubleshooting and FAQs ### Obstacle: Feeling Overwhelmed by Legal Setup Solution: Seek assistance from attorneys and CPAs to ensure your business is legally sound and protected. ### Question: How Can I Maintain a Kingdom Mindset Daily? Answer: Cultivate intentional practices like prayer, gratitude, and journaling to stay grounded in service and reliance on God. ## Next Steps and Invitation In the next 24-72 hours, commit to implementing at least one of the steps outlined in this guide. Remember, this article is a practical resource to complement the main article on this topic, offering actionable steps to enhance your networking approach. For a deeper exploration of these concepts and more insights from Cheryl Cobbin, tune in to the full episode of Conquer with Chris, “Kingdom Networking: Stop Selling and Start Serving (The Make a Friend Method).