Expansion of an Idea – “It’s not What you Know it’s Who you Know” for Students / Teachers / Parents

Here we explore the age-old saying, “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know”. Here, we delve into the idea that building strong relationships and networks can be just as important as having expertise or knowledge in a particular field.

In today’s world, it can be easy to believe that success is solely dependent on our individual skills and abilities. However, we believe that the power of relationships and networks cannot be overlooked. From finding new job opportunities to accessing valuable resources and support, having a strong network can open doors and create opportunities that may not be available otherwise.

Ultimately, it is the belief that success is not solely dependent on our individual skills and abilities, but on our ability to build strong relationships and networks with those around us.

It’s not What you Know it’s Who you Know

The proverb “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know” is often used to emphasize the importance of networking and building relationships in order to open doors and create opportunities. While having knowledge and expertise is undoubtedly important, the proverb suggests that knowing the right people can be just as crucial in achieving success.