Tina Selig

I made a few introductions.

I actually sort of forgot about that.

He then reached out to me again and said, I'm bringing a delegation from Chile.

Would you like to be involved?

I said, sure, I'd be happy to help out.

That was the end of it.

Two years later, I went to Chile to run a conference and I reached out to him and I said, hey, Eduardo, would you like to meet for coffee?

So when I came to meet with him, he said, oh gosh, I just don't have time, but please bring a couple of your colleagues with you.

I've got a treat for you.

So we met at the lobby of his company, and we were taken up to the roof, picked up by his company's helicopter, given a ride around the entire city of Santiago, up to his family's ski resort, and then back down again.

Now you could say, Tina, you were just lucky, right?

But someone else didn't see all the things I did that led to that moment of getting this helicopter ride.

It didn't just happen.

It happened with my helping him immediately at the store, then following up and then following up.

I certainly didn't do those things because I wanted a helicopter ride.

But if you're the sort of person who is helping other people and is putting yourself out there,

I think a lot of people think that luck just happens and some people are luckier than others.

And what I'm trying to do is to show people the amount of agency they have in their lives to make the things they want come to life.

I mean, this is my entire reason for living is to help people understand

make their dreams come true.