Christian "Boo" Boucousis

And what's really important about this process in the way the human brain works, if you go to a museum and

And you see those plasma balls, the big glass balls, and they have like electricity going everywhere inside of them.

And if you put your hands and all your fingers on the glass ball, you'll see the electricity dancing around everywhere.

It's kind of weak and sippid and it's just... If you put one finger on the glass ball, you get this incredibly intense piece of electricity flowing into your finger.

There's no... It's not dancing around everywhere.

It's locked in.

The brain is a plasma ball.

It's just electricity.

And when you reflect on something, if you reflect on 10 things, you can't access the deep recesses of the memory and you're working with assumption, not reality.

So what happens is the objective is the finger on the ball.

The reality is the electricity and the curiosity is, well, why is there a gap in between?

So you get this really powerful focused ability to access the full structures of the brain.

So it's deep, meaningful, intentional reflection.

And it's in the context of what good looks like in the future rather than why am I a bad person and why am I a loser and why is it not working?

When we get curious, we're just looking for one thing, one root cause that's within my control.

And once I understand what it is and I can control it, the A is the action.

What do I do tomorrow morning?

Or what do I do right now to close the execution gap?

So in this one really neat conversation, you're connecting to the future.

You're assessing it versus today.