Andy Stumpf

And if it's truly not a fit, you are still going to be at an age in your life where you have, of 360 degrees available to you, you're going to have like 350. You'll have a wide open universe in front of you that you can explore and hopefully find something else that can light that fire underneath you from a motivation or passion perspective.

at least you will sleep well at night knowing you gave it everything that you had, as opposed to sleeping poorly at night, wondering what would have happened had you made a different decision. I understand why parents and friends give advice like that. I understand why people suggest the conventional path. It is hammered into your head From damn near birth, stability, right?

at least you will sleep well at night knowing you gave it everything that you had, as opposed to sleeping poorly at night, wondering what would have happened had you made a different decision. I understand why parents and friends give advice like that. I understand why people suggest the conventional path. It is hammered into your head From damn near birth, stability, right?

at least you will sleep well at night knowing you gave it everything that you had, as opposed to sleeping poorly at night, wondering what would have happened had you made a different decision. I understand why parents and friends give advice like that. I understand why people suggest the conventional path. It is hammered into your head From damn near birth, stability, right?

This is the steps you need to make to have the life that is acceptable. Who says conventional wisdom is a good fit for everybody? I have lived my life in a very unconventional manner. And I don't recommend that anybody make the decisions that I made, but I'm thankful that I did. Not only for the failures, but the limited successes that I have had as well. Those experiences have made me who I am.

This is the steps you need to make to have the life that is acceptable. Who says conventional wisdom is a good fit for everybody? I have lived my life in a very unconventional manner. And I don't recommend that anybody make the decisions that I made, but I'm thankful that I did. Not only for the failures, but the limited successes that I have had as well. Those experiences have made me who I am.

This is the steps you need to make to have the life that is acceptable. Who says conventional wisdom is a good fit for everybody? I have lived my life in a very unconventional manner. And I don't recommend that anybody make the decisions that I made, but I'm thankful that I did. Not only for the failures, but the limited successes that I have had as well. Those experiences have made me who I am.

They color how I view the world. They color how I answer the questions that people submit to me. My answers would be completely different if I had a different life experiences. Different life experiences, yeah. I have pursued paths that most people want nothing to do with, but I did. So who's right in that situation? Or is it even a matter of right and wrong? I don't think that it is.

They color how I view the world. They color how I answer the questions that people submit to me. My answers would be completely different if I had a different life experiences. Different life experiences, yeah. I have pursued paths that most people want nothing to do with, but I did. So who's right in that situation? Or is it even a matter of right and wrong? I don't think that it is.

They color how I view the world. They color how I answer the questions that people submit to me. My answers would be completely different if I had a different life experiences. Different life experiences, yeah. I have pursued paths that most people want nothing to do with, but I did. So who's right in that situation? Or is it even a matter of right and wrong? I don't think that it is.

For me, it made sense. For them and for most other people, it didn't. And that's okay. I'm not a conventional path person. Conventional wisdom, cool, but I don't believe in absolutes, always and never, right? Always following conventional wisdom, to me, is a path to absolute boredom.

For me, it made sense. For them and for most other people, it didn't. And that's okay. I'm not a conventional path person. Conventional wisdom, cool, but I don't believe in absolutes, always and never, right? Always following conventional wisdom, to me, is a path to absolute boredom.

For me, it made sense. For them and for most other people, it didn't. And that's okay. I'm not a conventional path person. Conventional wisdom, cool, but I don't believe in absolutes, always and never, right? Always following conventional wisdom, to me, is a path to absolute boredom.

Never following conventional wisdom, to me, would probably be a path of struggle and hardship and challenge, because I think it's a blend of both. But I don't want to be conventional. I don't want to be ordinary. I don't want to live an ordinary life. I would rather be extraordinary or attempt to be extraordinary and pursue the things that light that fire under my ass.

Never following conventional wisdom, to me, would probably be a path of struggle and hardship and challenge, because I think it's a blend of both. But I don't want to be conventional. I don't want to be ordinary. I don't want to live an ordinary life. I would rather be extraordinary or attempt to be extraordinary and pursue the things that light that fire under my ass.

Never following conventional wisdom, to me, would probably be a path of struggle and hardship and challenge, because I think it's a blend of both. But I don't want to be conventional. I don't want to be ordinary. I don't want to live an ordinary life. I would rather be extraordinary or attempt to be extraordinary and pursue the things that light that fire under my ass.

That's going to rub a lot of people the wrong way. It's okay because they don't live their life the way you do and they're never going to live your life ever for a single day. Just remember that when you are considering the advice that you are given, especially when people are trying to govern or boundary your behavior with that advice.

That's going to rub a lot of people the wrong way. It's okay because they don't live their life the way you do and they're never going to live your life ever for a single day. Just remember that when you are considering the advice that you are given, especially when people are trying to govern or boundary your behavior with that advice.

That's going to rub a lot of people the wrong way. It's okay because they don't live their life the way you do and they're never going to live your life ever for a single day. Just remember that when you are considering the advice that you are given, especially when people are trying to govern or boundary your behavior with that advice.

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