Chris Do

You're taught to use maps.

We used to obviously be taught by the stars.

That was way back in the day.

But terrain navigation is exactly that.

So if you're in an environment, always anchoring yourself to some of the highest things that you can see.

And it's interesting when you think about that in your life as well, like what is the terrain you want to navigate towards consistently?

What is the highest point that you can imagine?

Because a lot of times that's the easiest thing to find, as opposed to what do we obsess on instead?

Daily rituals, what to do every morning.

I've never really associated with that at all because the most successful people I know have nothing in fucking common about how they run their days, like almost nothing.

Some of them drink a lot.

Some of them drink zero.

Some of them get up early.

Some of them stay up late, like almost no similarities.

But they all did aspire to do something really, really big or great.

They had that terrain, that monument in front of them that they wanted no matter what.

So it's a beautiful way to think about it.

I do think I kind of think about it as that peak.

Like they're always looking at that one thing that they want to achieve.

Yeah.