Katie McManus discovered two of her coaching clients had an unexpected connection: one client's son attended Harrison College, the same school as another client. She reflects on how small the world feels when you're the coach watching these overlapping networks emerge.
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The world is so insanely small. I was just doing a group call for byob, my build your own business group program. I do a call once a month. It's money mindset to help people kind of move through all of their money garbage, which there's a lot of. But anyway, so we did the activity that I had planned, and we had done some coaching, and then I was giving feedback on something for one of my clients, and we just happened to be looking at her LinkedIn profile, and another one of my clients was like, hey, you went to this college? My son went to that college. And the. The client whose profile we were looking at was like, oh, is your son Harrison? Yes. Yes, it was. This. This person knew my other. This one client knew my other client's son because they went to college together, and they both randomly ended up on my business building group program. So I love that. Love how small our world is and how we discover each other. And I wrapped up the call, and I'm still like, oh, my God, I can't believe the world is this small. And I always think this is funny when it happens to when, like, I meet someone way out in the world who I have someone in common with, but I. I don't know. It's a different experience being the coach and the holder of the space, and to have these clients who have just random things in common with each other that, you know, like, they. They know one of them, like, gave birth to the other person that the other person knows. Weird.