Chris Williamson

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Which I think is another part of like his, this comes from the military history of like being a battlefield general, always being at the front, your troops fight harder when you're there.

This is why he sleeps in the factory.

This is why he physically goes to wherever the problem is immediately.

Like that leading from the front is a part of how he gets so much out of the people that he works with.

It's worth it.

We can do it.

Well, also, that's the way that he's constructed, right?

That's the way that he's built.

I do think that's authentic to him.

Yes.

And he leans into it and he says, I'm wired for war.

I find comfort in those kind of challenges.

Yeah.

But I think he would rather err on the side of overdosing on anxiety, overdosing on effort, making sure that nothing slips, making sure that he's always making as much progress as they possibly can.

What do you think the inside of his mind's like to exist in that?

He calls it a storm or a nonstop explosion.

Those are the two ways he's described it.