**Urgent:** Read This Before Attending The Next ESEI Meeting!

A few weeks ago I attended Izzy Ginzberg's English Speaking Entrepreneurs in Israel networking event with networking expert Hank Shrier.

Being that I am not a big networking fan - I showed up late and was not really planning to stay that long. But I ended up staying till the end.

Towards the end each person had about 30 seconds to give a pitch about themselves and what they do. So I gave my little pitch, stumbled on my words and sat down.

After the event I quickly went around the room (because it was late and everyone else was in a rush) introducing myself to a few people, giving out business cards etc...and then I went home.

When I arrived at home my wife asked me: "So....how was the meeting?" I said that it was cute but I think this will be my last ESEI event because after all of the hype about it....nothing really valuable came out of it, people were in a rush to go home afterwards and I didnt get a chance to really meet people.

That was three weeks ago.

Last week I get a call from someone who attended the event and was looking to refer business to me. Two days later I get another call from another person who attended the event looking to refer business and yesterday I get another call. Three people who I met at this event were interested in referring business to me.

Before Izzy had launched his ESEI program I said to him - you are charging to much for this, no one will pay such a price to attend a 2 1/2 hour networking event. Izzy's response was that he wants to attract only serious people to his event.

If you are reading this and debating whether this event is for you or if its worth your time and money...Let me ask you something:

Have you ever attended one of those 20 or 40 shekel .."International Networking Events" in Israel...and you find yourself walking around in a very loud room and you get the feeling that you ended up in someones private birthday party? That's a show up and throw up networking event.

Also in 99% of networking events you attend, the guy running the event has zero interest in interacting with you. Izzy is the exact opposite - he knows how to interact with people.

People who pay the price for the ESEI program are serious people - these are the kind of people that I want to do business with, that I will refer business to and they will refer business to me.

Remember: Sometimes in life when you think you are saving money....you are actually costing yourself lots of money.

The next ESEI meeting on January 20th?

Looking forward to meeting you there!

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English Speaking Entrepreneurs in Israel - Meeting in Tel Aviv Feb' 23!