Greg Todd argues that real living means building intentional relationships. Call people by name, leave your comfort zone, meet new people, and actively look for ways to help or connect others.
See, a relationship happens when somebody knows who I am and I know who they are. And all it took was for that thing for me to do to actually start a relationship. Now, once you start a relationship with someone, someone knows, Okay? I know who Will Humphreys is. Will knows who Greg Todd is. Okay, great. We start a relationship now. Until you start a relationship, you cannot have a friendship. A friendship is now when I actually like you and you fancy me. And now we are like, hey, I. I want you in my life, and I want to be in yours. That's a friendship. So I say all that to you because I think a lot of people are living. They're existing, but they're really not living. I should say they're existing, but they're not living. They're not meeting people. They're not. They're not getting out of their comfort zone. They're not meeting new people. They're not acknowledging who are you. They're not calling people by their name. They're not intentional in anything that they're doing. So they're just existing. Oh, is me. When you're actually now living, you are intentionally trying to get to know people. You're trying to find the best out of people. You're trying to understand people better. You're trying to figure out what are the problems that you have. Maybe I can help you. Maybe I know somebody. Maybe. Maybe I have the solution. Maybe I can connect you. Man. Gosh, that's a great life to live. It's a great life to live. And you have to be intentional about that in order for that to happen.
Highbar PT’s Blueprint for Culture, Brand & Growth With Michelle Collie and Dave Pavao
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