Tina Seelig

If you don't close the loop and actually show appreciation to those people who did something for you, you've missed a huge opportunity.

I love it.

You bet.

You bet.

In fact, maintaining relationships, adding some more fuel to that fire is incredibly important.

In fact, it's funny.

I have...

over the last few years, I decided that I really, really wanted to put more energy into my friendships and to really focus on fostering those deeper friendships I have as opposed to really focusing just on work and my family.

And so now I have a ritual that when I get to the end of a social event with some friends, an individual or a group of friends, we can't leave before we've made another date.

I love that.

Well, you know what?

It's just so not true.

If you think about it, we are so – I mean, even – so, right, I have a new book coming out.

You say, well, you wrote that book by yourself.

Well, that is just not true.

There are zillions of stories in there of people I needed to get excited about contributing, but then there's a publisher and then the marketing people.

There's a whole team that even though something might look like it's got your name on it, there's a whole crew of people who have supported this effort.

And this is true with everything you do.

You are part of a team.

And understanding the relationships of how you build trust, how you resolve conflicts, how you ask for help, how you help others, all of these things contribute to building a community who is supporting each other in reaching their goals.