Jamie Laing

If they're somewhere over there, it's going to be hard to have a conversation with them.

So that's the same with boxing.

Like I might be training,

Let's say I'm a coach and I got four fighters there and I want to coach all these four fighters.

I'll coach them all the same way, but they're all going to be in different skill levels.

Some are present, some are not.

And you can see that.

So I think my ability is because even like Ben Davison, he said like, I'm one of the best listeners in the gym.

So obviously, how did now like obviously read that book?

Thinking about it, I think it's because I'm present a lot.

Or they would sort of, oh yeah, maybe that.

There's a few things that I'm like, oh.

Thank you very much.

But Joe is, it's like, see when I come and I'm in front of a camera and whatnot, it's like, I need to be present.

Let's say we're having a, we're having a conversation probably outside.

I said that, that's my social battery so like limited nowadays because I just have so many conversations with people.

So, man,

The opportunity to be present is very slim because you can't make everything a priority.

If everything's a priority, then nothing's a priority.

So I just want to make sure that it is when I'm talking to people where something is of substance that I am present.