Comments on: Business and Web 2.0 http://mattborden.com/business-and-web-20 Its about helping people, Its about business, Its about life Fri, 27 May 2011 16:49:59 +0000 hourly 1 By: MAtt http://mattborden.com/business-and-web-20/comment-page-1#comment-13 MAtt Sat, 21 Feb 2009 00:17:36 +0000 http://mattborden.com/?p=160#comment-13 I think your right, its the fact that we spend most of our time around people that are similar to us. They do what we do, and we do what they do. Its a circle that will continue until someone breaks it. Law of attraction. I think your right, its the fact that we spend most of our time around people that are similar to us. They do what we do, and we do what they do. Its a circle that will continue until someone breaks it. Law of attraction.

]]> By: Dustin http://mattborden.com/business-and-web-20/comment-page-1#comment-12 Dustin Mon, 09 Feb 2009 21:37:01 +0000 http://mattborden.com/?p=160#comment-12 This is a confirmation of something I've always thought to be true. A few years ago when I first got into blogging I found that 'you have to give to receive' so I went out and visited other people's blogs. I found it was rewarding, not just to work on my sites, but to become a part of these communities of like minded people. That 10% rule is an interesting one too huh? I've always wondered... do our friends hold us back, do we pick up our friends, or are the people we spend time with making roughly the same amound simply because we spend the most time around people who do similar things? This is a confirmation of something I’ve always thought to be true. A few years ago when I first got into blogging I found that ‘you have to give to receive’ so I went out and visited other people’s blogs. I found it was rewarding, not just to work on my sites, but to become a part of these communities of like minded people.

That 10% rule is an interesting one too huh? I’ve always wondered… do our friends hold us back, do we pick up our friends, or are the people we spend time with making roughly the same amound simply because we spend the most time around people who do similar things?

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