How to Introduce Me
First, thank you.
Introductions are one of the most generous things we can do for each other. Every meaningful opportunity in my career started because someone thought of me when I wasn't in the room.
The good news? You don't need to explain me perfectly. In fact, I'd prefer you didn't. The best introductions give enough information to create curiosity, and the language below is designed exactly for that.
When should you introduce me to someone?
Usually, when you're looking at a person, an idea, or an opportunity and wondering, "Why aren't more people seeing what I'm seeing?"
Here’s how:
Option 1: The Quick Version
I want to introduce you to Joanna Bloor.
She helps people understand how other people decide to bet on them and their ideas.
If you're looking at a person, idea, or opportunity and wondering, "Why aren't more people seeing what I'm seeing?" that's usually where Joanna comes in. I thought of you because...
That's enough. Really. All I need you to do is fill in the why.
Option 2: A Bit More Context Version
Hi [Name],
I'd like to introduce you to Joanna Bloor.
She helps people understand how other people decide to bet on them and their ideas. And if you're trying to create momentum around yourself, your work, or an idea you care about, she's very good in that space.
She has a knack for helping people see what's possible and making it easier for others to see it too.
I thought of you because...
Joanna's an experience. I hope you enjoy your time with her.
Best,
Notice there's still not a ton of context. That's intentional. The goal isn't to explain me. The goal is to create enough curiosity that someone thinks, "Maybe I should talk to her."
That's where all the magic happens.
Do you need something bespoke?
Reach out to me directly. I always want to give you language that works for you.
Thanks in advance,
