Craig Robinson

Steve Jobs has that really cool thing about connecting the dots and like...

You want to do one thing, but then you wind up doing something else and then you wind up doing something else.

But at the end, it all kind of came together, especially for him and making, you know, this Apple product.

And it's like, you would be surprised the route that you take to get to where you want.

I found that's been true in my life and my career, which is the only thing I can really...

speak to.

And then the other thing that you reminded me of is thinking of your thoughts as trains.

Like I had a really good therapist once tell me like, your thoughts are coming and going.

You're on a subway platform.

The trains are passing and you can choose to get on the train or you can choose not to.

So when you're seeing this train, that's like, I'm a failure because I don't have the job I want right now.

You can choose to get on the train or you can acknowledge it and see it and have it pass.

You know, but that, that reminded me of that, of like,

Just because you think that you're a failure today because you don't have this job today doesn't mean that that's actually what's true.

That's right.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean...

I think that this is separate from her, but like there is something where I say to much, much younger, much younger.

I'm talking like they're like 18, 19.

Not to you, Benedetta.