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Establishing Relationships | The Tyler Wagner Show Shortclips - Adam Marx

Name: Establishing Relationships | The Tyler Wagner Show Shortclips - Adam Marx
Uploaded: 2022-02-02T17:35:45+00:00
Duration: 10 s
Channel: Tyler Wagner
Description: In this short segment from The Tyler Wagner Show, host Tyler Wagner and guest Adam Marx discuss the core principle of building relationships: serving and…

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In this short segment from The Tyler Wagner Show, host Tyler Wagner and guest Adam Marx discuss the core principle of building relationships: serving and helping others. Marx emphasizes that many people are conditioned to view others through the lens of job titles or wealth, which creates unnecessary barriers. He argues that treating people differently based on status feels uncomfortable for both parties and that genuine connection comes from approaching anyone—regardless of their position or bank balance—with the same respect and willingness to serve. The conversation underscores that authentic networking is rooted in humility and a service mindset rather than status‑driven calculations.

it always comes back to like serving others and like helping them. Like, that is what is— so either way, go ahead.
Well, I mean, no, this— you're so on the, on the ball here because what I think that— what I wish people, um, just generally understood, and I realize like we're in a society where like we're conditioned to kind of grow up thinking a certain way, but what I wish people really understood was like you can talk to, I use the word anyone, maybe not anyone, but you can talk to so many people who you think you can't talk to because what their job title might be or what their bank account might, you know, the number might be in their bank account. And what I found is that if you treat those people who have that, you know, that job title or that bank account number differently, It doesn't feel good to you. Oftentimes it doesn't feel good to them.
Okay?
Because if it's somebody who you want to talk to, like if it's somebody who's going to be good for you, then they won't let that get in the way, right? Then they'll honestly feel a little awkward because if they're lauding it over you, that's not going to be a good relationship anyway. It's not going to feel equal. And, you know, like you and I are a great example. Like,