Short monologue (YouTube video) urging listeners to choose people with deep, long-term, and aligned relationships. The speaker emphasizes assessing others’ relational depth—both personally and professionally—and criticizes individuals who display chronic online fighting and immature behaviour, using that as evidence of poor relational depth.
Look at the depth of the relationship, the people you're trying to go with. I don't care if it's me, by the way. I don't care who it is. Like, just find someone that you can roll with, that you can relate with, that you can grow with. And then are they aligned with my life, by the way, If I'm hiring a marketing guy, I don't care. But I want to understand. I want them to be a good person. But look at these guys that. You see these guys online, they literally never have long term relationships. They're always fighting and arguing Online like children, 45 year old men, children. I'm like, there's something going on that's not intrinsic. It's off. So you got to start putting your lenses on. What is their depth relationship with every single person they're rolling with.
