Recently there has been discussion about networking and the social and non-social nature of this form of community dynamic. Tribes to colonies, barbershops and local diners have been the physical assemblages of people idea-sharing, learning and progression in psycho-social behavior over time a solid connection between and within groups.
As we follow groups forming and engaging we see clubs and leagues.
Dale Carnegie in 1913 brings about the importance of public speaking and shares insights into Networking as a targeted approach to connecting. From the school yard to the executive dining hall, networking cliques continue as a way to be personable in-person and relate to each other and to other groups.
The Age of Computers bring about the network of connecting of systems and data: Mainframes, Server Farms, Cloud Computing. A period of the dismantling of social constructs from another local tribe meeting place, the office, to the decentralization of people, as networking and data become more centralized.
Your letterman jacket or ‘bandana in blue’ has given way to the badges on your wall. The wall has given way to your handheld device and the two-way dialogue has given way to the one-way broadcast where comments are posted, but not discussed face-to-face. Kuflepuff47* posts a comment in a vacuum and if the spam filter misreads the header, the request for information will never be asked. Have we returned ourselves to the Degas painting
The Absinthe Drinker ? And how are we finding ourselves back?
Over the last few years, I have heard marketing gurus encourage building your own tribe. A means to reconnect with people through the social-networking. But could this means of connection be today’s missing-link: How to be more social in a faster and better non-social way? You can tweet and you can text, but you can’t talk in line at the grocery store. You can e-vite your wedding invitations, and you can text back your RSVP, but if you call you may go right to voicemail and that box may never get checked.
How do we construct a town-square, when connection rarely has any sides at all? In a social sense I will continue to pursue connection. I will connect to you and connect you to information, in the format you need, whether I am linked into your profile, or not.
What does this have to do with Real Estate in Santa Clarita Valley?
Whether you choose to network with your pc, ipad or terabyte storage servers for your multi-player custom gaming center, and you need a place to plug-in and download into your favorite chair…or if you choose to network with 20 of your closest friends around the dinner table…give me and my team a call. We can work together to find the home that will fit your needs. My Team and I are here to help connect you online or offline, socially or non-socially, right here in and around the Real Estate of the Santa Clarita Valley! Visit us at
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