Chris Koerner

And that we just need to learn if the trade-offs are worth it.

There's an element of your personal trauma, experiences, upbringing, insecurities, toxic fuel that makes the trade-offs worth it.

that makes you in some respect unreasonable, unrealistic, willing to take the risk.

And we don't talk about that enough because we're not able to go into people's trauma and the nuance of their life in childhood and what their dad said to them and how they were bullied to be able to like transmit into their mind to figure that out for themselves.

But I think probably in both your life and my life, I mean, we both, I think, have ADHD to some degree and we have a brain wired in a certain way

So it can seem like we're making a choice, but it often doesn't feel like that for me.

It doesn't feel like I'm making a choice.

It feels like there is no other choice.

In the same way that one might make a choice to get a nine-to-five job.

I think for me that would be a terrible thing.

Yeah.

And vice versa probably.

Yeah.

Well, what you just said just brought up a memory.

I don't know if it's relevant to this or not, but you said ADHD.

When I was an undergrad, I got tested for ADHD.

And the psychiatrist said, it was a big report.

I'm summarizing it to the only sentence that I remember.

But she said that I just had delusions of grandeur.

Right.