Jay Shetty

And I think that's rubbed off on people that you love.

Like, for example, when I came to LA, if I didn't know Payal, I wouldn't have met so many of my early friends here.

And like, because she was connecting me.

So I met Jeremy, I met you, I met so many other people because of her.

And so it's such a contagious thing as well, where the people you're working with and you're friends with also end up having that quality, which is such a beautiful quality.

That's amazing.

I love that.

Yeah, I agree.

Agree.

Any other tips on good networking?

Because I think you're spot on.

I think a lot of people now think networking's either handing your card out, which is like an old model of it, or people think networking is like asking someone to just be your mentor.

And that doesn't work either.

Any other good advice for networking?

Yeah.

I've never heard someone put it like that.

I love the idea that the mentor picks you and you're so, so right.

Like there are people that I just feel genuinely good about, whether it's their idea, whether it's their energy, whether it's just their spirit.

And I'm like, yeah, I'm going to spend more time talking to this person than anyone else.

Even if someone was more eager or more whatever, it wasn't that.