Ken Coleman

Yeah.

We'll start with what the principle is and then what it does.

The principle says this, in order to do what I want to do, you can fill in the blank there, I've got to be around people that are doing it and in places where it is happening.

Young Hala did this.

She thought she wanted to be a singer.

So what did she do?

She went to the place where they were playing all the songs and

And it was a brilliant move, right?

Now, your idea changed.

But again, what's interesting is that you also could have used the radio as that idea of this is the right place.

So the proximity principle is about people and places.

The right people.

plus the right places equals opportunity.

In other words, if you're constantly getting around the right people, people that are in the space that you want to be in, or similar to the space that you think you want to be in, that proximity is just there.

I think your life is actually a wonderful example of this.

And you talked about it earlier.

Because you were in proximity, you pointed it out.

It wasn't that big of a departure.

You are, in fact, a performer.

You're a top-notch performer.