Daniel Coyle

I guess one way to put it, it sort of feels like we have a pronoun problem.

We've always been thinking about self-improvement and I and me and we're all these rugged individuals when in fact, if we stop, take a second, look deeply at any story of individual success and you sort of scratch the surface and you find often a thriving community that helped get them there.

So it's a bit of an illusion.

The individuality thing is a little bit of an illusion, but it still takes time to sort of get through it.

Thank you, Mike.

Appreciate it.

Thanks for sharing all you do.

What does that look like to you?

Yeah, right, right.

Now that's the question that sent me on this five-year journey.

That's exactly it, right?

I was kind of in between things.

My parents had died.

I've spent my life studying performers, super top performers.

And I knew it wasn't that.

I knew it wasn't just success, right?

I'd been to the mountaintop and I started looking in these valleys, started looking in places that had this, when you really look at the definition of flourishing, it's joyful, meaningful growth shared, right?

And the key word is that, right?

It's a thriving community.

That's where flourishing happens.