Advice which seems obvious to me now but which wasn't and so maybe will help you:
If you ever are talking to someone who is very good at some X relevant to you, and you hit it off, ask them "Who else should I talk to about X?"
If you ever are talking to someone who is very good at some X relevant to you, and you hit it off, ask them "Who else should I talk to about X?"
They are very, very likely to talk to other people who are good at X (or otherwise professionally involved with the sorts of problems of people who talk to people working on X), likely have a better calibration than you do on who is good at them, and *will often love to be asked*
(In Silicon Valley there is a subtle culture about the difference between "Who should I talk to about X?" and "Who would you introduce me to talk to about X?" Part of me understands; part of me believes that where the difference is material just resample the conversational pool.)
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