Alex Honnold

something big happens.

And so I don't know, that's, you know, but I have to do lists going back like years of like goals and all these aspirations.

And, you know, some years I only do half of them.

Some years I do a third of them.

And then, you know, something like free selling all cap sat on a list like that literally for years.

And it kept floating to the next year, to the next year.

Cause you get into Yosemite, you look at the wall and you're like, nah, that's, you know, you're like totally out of the question.

And so you just like punt to the next year.

And so, yeah, I mean, sometimes the goals don't happen.

Sometimes they do, but you kind of just have to let it play out.

You know, it's more like the day-to-day little challenges.

Cause you're super well practiced.

Well, I'm actually, I feel the same way with public speaking now, but that's after years of practice.

It used to be, it used to be so stressful for me.

Like, so yeah, no, I was, I was so shy.

No, I mean, exactly.

That's why I hate all this stuff.

It's like, oh, you're just wired differently.

So I'm like, no, I know that, you know, like, yeah, public, like speaking in front of a class in school was like mortifying.

But now after years of doing keynote speeches to like giant groups, I'm sort of like, no, no, it's super chill.