The importance of networking comes up time and time again in our careers, but it is easier said than done. Former television producer, Interfaith speaker and coach Meeta Joshi discusses how a spiritual mindset can enrich the connections we make with others. Drawing on philosophical concepts, she explores how we can engage in more effective networking both in our professional and personal lives through open, authentic, unbiased interactions. Meeta has had an illustrative career as an interfaith speaker, STEM champion, cultural collaborator and executive coach. Collating her extensive experience across sectors, including as a project engineer in IT&T and higher television producer, Meeta currently sits on the board of trustees for award winning regional and international charities including Surrey Ethnic Minority Forum and the Justina Mutale Foundation. She honorarily provides pastoral care to students and staff at the University at Surrey, UK, and serves as a Chaplain at Epsom Colege. Over the course of the recent pandemic she liaised with expert panelists from around the world to make social media programmes the University of Surrey on topics including on Space Science, Cyber Security, Spirituality, and the Performing Arts. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx