Andrew East

What I've learned time and again is that there's a lot of good choices.

There's no best choice.

It's up to me to make one of the good choices the best choice.

And so you choose a good choice.

You cultivate it.

You grow it.

You're stewarding this thing and making it the best choice.

And that goes for, I think, like the spouse that you choose.

I think it goes for the business that you're building.

It's like there's a lot of good things that you could be doing

Don't try to like wait for this home run.

Like you gotta, you pick one thing and you build it and then it turns into something wonderful.

Yeah, I mean, it's a really daunting topic to try to unpack because when we talk about commitment, it's like, OK, well, how can we how can we share what the best things to commit to are and make that individualized?

And so we talk about things like how to form your values.

We talk about our goal setting process.

We talk about mentorship and like.

asking people around you who know your story and know your context, maybe it's your parents or teachers or coaches, like it's getting insight and little kind of breadcrumbs into understanding like, okay, where, where might my sweet spot be?

Where's my pocket.

But one thing I did poorly that fortunately, um,

you know i was able to learn through was when i transitioned from college football to the nfl i committed really badly to the nfl because i got like spooked by the whole potential and opportunity of it and it kind of like fell apart and and and just crumbled within my between my fingers and so i fortunately had a little longer runway to learn how to recommit to that and uh