Chris Koerner

The question is, is that trade-off worth it or not?

And we won't know until we try it.

And what's the trade-off you're making?

Stability.

Lack of volatility.

Yeah, predictability.

My life has been volatile and unpredictable.

But the more I do it, the more predictable it becomes in a good way.

But that's been the trade-off is the mental load of not knowing where my paycheck's coming from or if it's coming at all.

It's not for the faint-hearted.

Chris, we have a closing tradition where the last guest leaves a question for the next, not knowing who they're leaving it for.

And the question left for you, I love this question for obvious reasons, is during your interview with Stephen today, what is one thing he did that you genuinely appreciated?

I would say that I...

I appreciate that the questions you asked me got me to look at the things I've been looking at in one way completely differently.

I came into this conversation, you know, looking at things in a specific way, in ways that I always have.

But your questions got me to approach it from a different angle that made me learn something more about my own story, if you will.

And what was that in particular?

Was there a specific thing you're thinking about?

Maybe just the overall framework that, maybe it's just recency biased, but just that it's not for everyone.

It's not for everyone.