Ken Coleman

You may only sing for friends and family now, which, by the way, I'd love to hear you sing.

I think your audience would, too.

There might need to be a single coming out later.

But anyway, that's my ADHD flaring up.

But I think that the issue here is if I understand that being around the right people

It's going to allow me to meet more of the right people.

Being around the right people, they're going to point me to the right places.

I go to the right places.

I see, I learn, I observe.

Oh, by the way, I connect with more of the right people over here.

And so what you've got is if I were going to draw it up, it would be an arrow here, an arrow here, and we'd have the right people in the right places.

And it becomes this cyclical process of learning,

doing and connecting.

That's what it spits out.

And that formula equals opportunity to where if you do it right, Holla, people will knock on your door.

In fact, some of the coolest experiences I got in my career where I got huge opportunities were because of proximity.

I was the second option, but they needed another option.

But the only reason they thought of me is because I was in the orbit, if you will.

So

In order to do what I want to do, I've got to be around people that are doing it in places where it is happening.