Treat the overlap as a question

Dhawal Laheri's Tap Tap Go model includes interest-based networking. Its human promise is discovery, not certainty that two people should work together. A shared topic can justify a respectful introduction, but it does not establish compatibility, credibility or a commercial need on its own.

Explore before assuming fit

Ask what part of the topic matters to the other person and offer a relevant piece of your own work. The conversation may lead toward collaboration, learning or simply a pleasant exchange. Leave room for different interpretations of the same interest. A connected identity helps people inspect the context, while the relationship itself remains a matter of judgement and mutual choice.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scene

Hypothetically, two people share an interest in public storytelling but work in very different ways. Their profiles help explain those differences. A conversation leads to exchanging useful ideas, without either assuming that the overlap requires a joint project.

Make it practical.

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