Ajay Kulkarni

Dory.

Yeah, that's right.

Keep swimming.

But it's just like figure out who you are.

Yeah.

And lean into it.

I mean, people talk about this in athletics, how like once upon a time, maybe 50, 60 years ago, the idea of the ideal athlete was someone who was just balanced in every possible way.

Not too tall, not too short, not too strong, not too weak.

And now they realize that like, no, like you actually want the genetic freaks.

That's where you get the alpha.

You're someone who's like, if your wingspan is like- Michael Phelps with massive wingspan.

Yeah, dude, totally.

Michael Phelps is like, what, 6'4", 6'5", I think?

He's huge, yeah.

And there's this marathon runner who I think is like 5'7".

And I remember reading an article that talked about how they wear the same pants every

Oh, like because because the marathon runner is all legs and Michael Phelps is all torso.

Yeah.

And you're like, yeah, you know, like you don't get good at a sport by being balanced and everything.

You find the thing where you have the edge and you lean into that, you know?