Amina AlTai

It looks different for all of us.

There's no right or wrong way to genius.

Can I ask what your zone of genius is?

That's cool.

There's like a level of clarity.

And I really love this body of work called human design and human design.

They refer to it as the opportunist in the way that your brain can connect the dots faster than anybody else's to get to the path.

And it's like, oh, when people's brain works that way, I'm just like, that's amazing.

I also think you're an amazing listener.

Oh, OK.

You know, I think context is so important, right?

Because like when those CEOs are like, I work 12 hour days, I work 70 hour weeks.

We're not thinking about the context of their life, right?

Oftentimes they are making seven figures, multiple seven figures.

Oftentimes they have vast support both at home and at work, right?

And then we're speaking to people that make, let's say less than six figures and don't have that level of support, right?

So I think context is so important.

And so I think it's really challenging to say to somebody that is in such a different and much more precarious situation than you to be like, be the hardest working person in the room like me because you're not the same.

I think that's super important to say.

And then your second question was, how can we get rid of burnout?