So Much To Say: A Legal Podcast For People
Jul 2, 2026 · 7 min · 6 segments
Business development doesn't have to start with a sales pitch - it starts with a conversation. In this mini episode with Megan Senese, we explore why the most effective networking isn't about selling…
Megan SeneseHost
I knew that in order to expand my network, the only way I was going to be able to do that was to get out there and talk to people.

And so virtual meet and greets became the way that I felt comfortable hitting that goal.

I was doing probably four to five meet and greets a day every single day for pretty much an entire year until the workload picked up.

But what I did learn from that first year of business was that it was a lot easier to reach out to people and ask if they were interested in chatting with me.

So many of us are afraid that when we reach out, people are going to think we're trying to sell them.

And of course, my end goal is to increase our business and to increase our revenue.

But each instance of my outreach to a brand new contact was not to immediately pitch them something or to sell them something really at all.

I knew that in order to expand my network, the only way I was going to be able to do that was to get out there and talk to people.

And so virtual meet and greets became the way that I felt comfortable hitting that goal.

I was doing probably four to five meet and greets a day every single day for pretty much an entire year until the workload picked up.

But what I did learn from that first year of business was that it was a lot easier to reach out to people and ask if they were interested in chatting with me.

So many of us are afraid that when we reach out, people are going to think we're trying to sell them.

And of course, my end goal is to increase our business and to increase our revenue.

But each instance of my outreach to a brand new contact was not to immediately pitch them something or to sell them something really at all.
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