Chris Musser

Can I get a show of hands if you use a wearable?

Fitbit, Oura, Apple Watch, Track Your Health, come on.

Okay, okay.

It's like 50% of you.

I love this.

So my question for us today, for you, but also the non-wearables, is what if we expanded from not just measuring our health, but to measuring all the important parts of our lives?

So this really started for me right after I turned 25, and I started to wake up in the middle of the night pretty consistently with these panics,

A lot of folks wake up with to-do lists bouncing through their minds.

A lot of you, maybe, some of you.

I had to-do lists, but I also had this major to-be list.

Really just, will I be a good man?

Will I live a good life?

And I'm a pretty insecure guy generally, but I have this thing.

I have one of those extremely encouraging moms, which maybe some of you have.

Mine is very likely more encouraging.

And so with her voice in my mind, I would basically answer the question, yeah, I am going to live a good life.

In fact, maybe she's right.

I will change millions of lives.

Maybe I'll be president.

So I had this narrative from 25 to about 33.