Jeff Rosenthal

It's not about how we maintain relationships now.

Um, uh, it's how to like, when you're, when you have, you know, a couple of friends, you're not in a particular field.

You don't have cool, you know, the cool people around you can help you build and grow your life.

Um, you know, I love that the word enthusiasm, the word is in Fios means with, right.

Yeah.

And if you can find your enthusiasm and you can learn in enthusiasm, then it's not work.

And then you can become great at something.

Then you can become knowledgeable at something.

And start collecting the questions that you have.

And then ask your stupid questions to really knowledgeable people when you get the opportunity.

And it's fun for them.

That's it.

That's the whole ballgame.

Now you're a fun friend.

Now you're interesting to talk to.

And then you take that next step, which is like...

you know all you can't take it personally people are busy but if i ask you you know five times to go and do something interesting whether it's a small gathering with other people or go for a hike or do whatever it's just again like uh i guess i'll end with this to this particular uh question uh there's a there's a we talk about in the book there's a guy named michael hebb he's a dear friend of ours he's like you know there's a artist around the table he's the one who said that you know the table is the greatest greatest piece of human technology ever created

And the first time I met him, yeah, and the first time I met him, he pulled through your chat and he's like, hey, man, you know, sometimes people say, keep it real.

I was like, yeah, duh.

He's like, do you keep it real?