A short monologue by Charles Noonan advising viewers to surround themselves with people who have the results they want. The speaker recounts a client call where the client planned to consult a spouse/parent who lacks the desired result, arguing that seeking counsel from those without the outcome will likely re-enforce the current situation and hinder progress.
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I think people need to understand that, like, if you're around people and none of them have the result that you want, all y' all are doing something wrong, you know? And this is another thing that I. Because this happened to me yesterday. So a client called. We spent time on the phone. She's like, I definitely want to do this. This makes sense. I want to move forward. I need to talk to my husband. I'm like, well, your husband should have been on a call, right? Because, number one, you can't articulate what I. What I shared with you to your husband. Your husband don't have the result that. That you want. So why. Even. So why are you even talking to him, right, Bro, you gonna hurt some feelings, bro. But I'm being serious. That's the. You want to go back and talk to your husband or your mom or your father or your spouse about something that you guys already talked about doing, most likely, right? You probably already had a conversation, a hundred of them, right? You. About what you want to do to change your current situation, but you're going to go back to that same individual that don't have the result.