Dannika Warburton

Yeah.

Well, I totally agree with you that the most painful things that happen are obviously the best or usually the best teachers.

I've had many challenges, like I think most founders would, things to overcome.

And to your point around limiting beliefs, I think one of the things, if I was going to go back to sort of six years ago and tell my younger self, you know, dealing with stress and the limiting beliefs of...

that you get wrapped up in that you can't do something or that, you know, something's going to fail.

I wish I had have learned more about neurocides back then.

I mean, I just read this fantastic book about the alter ego effect by Todd Herman.

And that's actually been game changing, probably a little bit off topic.

But I think if you can...

Create a character, give it superpowers and then press play.

You know, it's just, it's amazing.

Embody this.

If you're a procrastinator, for instance, embody, build a character around someone who just gets stuff done.

If you're a real stress head that can't, you know,

that sort of gets really overwhelmed and frazzled, build a character that is super cool, you know, relaxed, nothing phases them and just executes with, you know, with good humour.

So I think that's sort of something interesting that...

helps me to overcome challenges or times when I'm feeling that it's all too hard and it's, you know, what am I doing?

You know, those sort of moments.

One particular time where things were going really, really well and I guess I didn't...

read the signs or, you know, you always have this intuitive sense.