Richmond Dinh on choosing your closest circle: put people who already have results you want in your top five, and prioritize those who show character traits you're trying to build. Match mentors to their domain, whether that's business or health.
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How do you help people decide who should be in their eighth wonder? That's a really good question. I go from the lens of always giving people the benefit of doubt, but obviously, if they've got a result that you're looking towards. So two things. Number one, a result that you want in your life that you don't currently have, then you want to have them in your top five. But also character traits that you want to have that you don't feel like you currently have. So those two things I would model I can definitely learn from someone that you don't like, and you can definitely be around people you like, but they're not as smart as the thing you want to learn from. You know what I mean? So you can definitely learn business from an overweight entrepreneur, but you will probably want to learn health from that.