Chris Williamson

We can increase the pace.

Like, let's figure out how to create a situation that maybe gets things moving faster, maybe doesn't, but it is a bias to urgency all the time.

But this, and I'm not advocating this, like I don't live this way.

Even like you can see the recipe and not want to cook the dish.

But the takeaway that I think that is useful and generalizable for everybody is very David Goggins.

It's like, you're capable of a lot more than you think.

And the people who are like massively orders of magnitude more productive are

are working at a pace and an intensity that is very foreign to most people.

You're a good example of this.

I don't think people appreciate how hard you work to do the things that you do and cover the amount of ground that you have to do 800 episodes in five years.

You're an intense motherfucker.

You cover a lot of ground.

You work really hard to do it.

But everybody is capable of 10% more, 50% more.

Just give the throttle a push and see what breaks.

I don't think that's what he's optimizing for.

I don't think he's a particularly happy person.

He doesn't really seem to take...

joy or pride in his past accomplishments.

He's just always looking forward.