Arthur C. Brooks

Go find a Google.

You know, it's like, go to the Himalayas and go from cave to cave.

Yeah, there's a bunch of really, really good stuff.

And reading is a great way to do it.

But then, because what that will lead you to is asking questions, et cetera, et cetera.

But transcendence is critically important.

That's a very right hemispheric activity.

And one of the most interesting adventures you could actually have.

That's finding your calling.

That's finding your calling.

Finding your calling.

And your calling isn't necessarily your job.

But there is a calling in life.

It's what you feel like you're meant to do.

And people feel are often today forced into things that aren't their calling because they seem like the right thing to do.

I see this a lot.

I see this a lot with women, for example.

And they'll come into office hours and I kind of close the door and they're like, yeah, you know, these are MBA students at the Harvard Business School.

And they're like, I've got like nine job offers and it's really, really great.

And I say, but I don't know, I'm not feeling it.