Stanley Milgram, the man who created the networking concept did this experiment…

160 people on the other side of the USA were given special packages with the simple instructions to get it hand delivered to a stock broker in Massachusetts. They only had his name and his state to go on. By passing the package on to some one who might know somebody who knew this stock broker Milgram was able to calculate that on average it took between five and six people to get this package to the stock broker.

This is definitely the theory I am working on in LA and inside the film industry; if my film is not for you, do you know anyone who it might suit? Anything that is valuable in life most likely comes through the relationships you already have. Need a bed to sleep in or want to talk to Obama… it may only be five or six phone calls away.