Offer an Easy Out

Make it clear that you understand if they’re unable or uncomfortable making the introduction. Phrases such as, “If this isn’t possible, I completely understand,” allow the person to decline without awkwardness, reducing any perceived pressure.

Make it clear that you understand if they’re unable or uncomfortable making the introduction. Phrases such as, “If this isn’t possible, I completely understand,” allow the person to decline without awkwardness, reducing any perceived pressure.

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