Your Five Important People | Mindset Monday

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Tom Ferry

Education, Business, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 8 April 2024

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Who are the important people in your life? I’m not necessarily talking about your spouse, your parents, your siblings, or your kids. I mean who are your business associates and collaborative partners, the people you spend most of your time with? This is one of the most important questions in your life, and that’s what I’m talking about in this Mindset Monday.

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0:00.0	Hey, your parents probably said the same thing that my parents said to me.
0:05.0	Tom, you're just going to be like the five people you spend the most time with.
0:09.0	Well, how does that show up for us, you and I today as adults?
0:12.0	We are a direct reflection of the people we spend
0:15.9	the most time with. Today I'm Mastermining with extraordinary agents from all over the world and
0:20.7	we're all riding on each other's shoulders, getting fresh perspectives, new ideas,
0:26.0	collaboration to figure out what's the best way for us to move our business forward, to attract
0:30.8	more clients, to think differently to create more wealth.
0:33.8	So I guess in this simple message, my question for you is, who are the five people you're spending
0:38.5	the most time with?
0:39.8	How are you contributing to them?
0:41.6	How are you creating new
0:42.5	arts of perspective or maybe just maybe is it time for you to get a new voice
0:47.3	into the conversation to get new results?

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