Bill Gurley

But if you can figure out what it means for all the other fields that are out there, I think there's quite a bit of opportunity.

Yes.

And knowing what's possible and what that means.

I'm going to be redundant with what we talked about.

But I just think it's like continuous learning and like just setting aside time, especially if you're a founder and entrepreneur who's hustling all the time, you may feel like you have no time.

But setting aside some time during the week to learn something new.

You know, I would say, you know, you asked me a question about why I wrote this book instead of...

doing a book about venture or whatever.

And there's this great quote that life begins where your comfort zone ends.

And I think numerous times in my life, I've been willing to kind of try something different or on the edge or a little bit risky.

And many times those have paid off.

And so I'm not a kind of a conformist.

Like I like attacking things in new ways.

I like learning new things.

And so I'd probably say that.

I think I use my gut to make the leap and to make the decision to push myself.

But the willingness to move outside the box, to walk away from something, to try something new, to not be afraid to evolve past whatever the current thinking is, is something I've always done.

And I'm thinking numerous examples in my history where that paid off.

Well, you can follow me on X. That's where I have most of my content.

There's websites now for the book.