Short conversational clip from Chris Collins (YouTube) in which Chris and another speaker observe that people tend to attract others similar to themselves — similar MO, values, and behaviors — illustrated by examples like coaches, advisors, and elite members. The central claim: "you attract who you are."
You learn from who you're around and what you see. And so. Well, I mean, I think the example of your service drive is a good one in the sense that those advisors were kind of a reflection.
Of me, probably.
Yeah. Just like our coaches and, like, we're all kind of very similar, and a lot of the elite members are very similar. Like, we all kind of are pretty much the same M.O. yeah. The same kind of people, the same values, I guess, right?
Oh, I think that's true.
So you. You kind of attract who you are.
Definitely. We attract who we are.
But I was.
Consciously trying to hire people that were different than I was. At the end of the day, I hired a lot of people that were similar to me, but I was consciously like. Like, oh, there's, you know, that there's someone for everyone.
