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Pain: A slack network.
Sure, you've started working up a sweat, but there's still more work to do.
Gain: Strengthen your network quickly and effectively.
Stick to it – keep connecting with the people you already know and shaking
hands online.

Workout: Find more fitness partners.
Expand your network by importing contacts from your email accounts.
- Search for your email contacts
in Facebook®.
- Click
the Find Your Friends link in the right-hand column of any page.
- Click Find Friends next to any
of your web-based email providers. (Enter the email password—not your Facebook password.)
Send friend requests to anyone you might like to connect with on Facebook.
- Upload your Outlook® or Windows®
contacts. Click the Other Tools link, then Upload Contact File, and follow the instructions
on the screen. Send friend requests to these people, too.
- Scroll
down for suggestions that Facebook makes, based on your existing connections.
- Now, do the same at LinkedIn®. Click Contacts at the top of the page,
then Add Connections in the top right.
- Enter
your webmail address and password to import contacts from online email accounts.
- Then
click the Import Your Desktop Email Contacts link. To upload these contacts, you'll
first have to export them into a file that LinkedIn can read. Click here for simple instructions on creating that
file.
- Finally, search for companies and
colleagues to follow on
Twitter®. You can look within Twitter, on Twellow®, the Twitter yellow pages site,
or the WeFollow directory.

Go the extra mile: Change your look.
Personalize your Twitter page background. Sign into Twitter, choose the Settings
option in the upper right, then go to the Design tab. (If you haven't already added
a photo, you can do that on the next tab over.) For more free background options,
browse Twitbacks.
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Need help?
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Click here to
send a message to your personal trainer, Nick Shin.
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Tomorrow:
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Get Down to Business
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