Anne Morris

I think a lot about Peter Drucker's observation that people often overestimate what they can do in a year, but they underestimate what they can do in five years.

And so the timeline I'll sometimes push people on is three to five years.

Let's start with the three to five years.

If you want to dare to dream, and I suspect you're shorter, but if you want to dare to dream what your life could feel like in three to five years, what could happen?

What could go right?

As human beings, we're wired to think so much about what could go wrong.

Let's really bring some ambition to what could go right.

Yeah, I like dragging him into this against his will.

But I think that's totally provocative thought.

I love it.

In the age of AI, how would we update that observation?

And I think the point is very well taken.

Here's what I'll also say is a lesson from our work.

is that a huge amount of energy gets released.

You know, once you figure out what the ambition is, a huge amount of energy gets released from simply beginning.

Oh, yeah.

Like taking action, addressing problems, choosing to be in motion.

It's not just an antidote to anxiety, which it is.

it also, if you think about the emotional impact, the release of relief into the system

And the license to dream about what could go right as we start to move forward, there is just tremendous power to being in motion.