Chris Do

And they were great motivators in that way.

It doesn't have to be what leads you anymore.

Yeah, and part of the reason that things won't change, I feel like, is you continue to say the same.

And then the universe, at least in my case, usually eventually has to dropkick you spectacularly in order for you to move.

And that probably wouldn't have happened if you had just moved more quickly.

So I love that.

You know, like, in a different vein...

You've talked a lot historically about visualizing.

And of course, visualizing brand and graphics and some of the beautiful things that you create is really important.

But you've talked about it broadly, how even gold medalists pre-visualize what they're doing.

And so can you talk a little bit about this idea of the ritual that you do if you want to win or build the life you love?

You know, it's interesting.

I was talking to my husband today, and he's a Navy SEAL.

And they go through something called ground training, which is basically the Green Berets have perfected it, but they drop you off in the middle of nowhere.

And you have to find a series of things with a very limited number of supplies.

And you have to do it in a certain amount of time.

And if you don't, you're kicked out of BUDS training, which is the preparation to become a SEAL.

And we were just talking this morning about how he's quite good at this because he used to be a hunter with his kid, with his father when he was just a kid.

And one of the ways that he was one of the fastest to do this during his BUDS training, which he would be embarrassed for me speaking on it on here, is something called terrain navigation.

And we're not taught this actually in modern society anymore.