Dave Evans

So if you've decided you have to be all that you are and all that you are won't even fit in one lifetime,

And if I haven't fully manifested everything that I could possibly be, then my life is unfulfilling.

I just have decided to have a policy that I have to be despondent for the rest of my life.

That's a bad choice.

So both the people who are stuck on impact is the only way meaning really deserves to work, or I have to be entirely manifested to be fulfilled.

Both those people are set up on dead ends, and we'd like to give them a better idea.

What's the better idea?

But our idea is, you know, so the reframe on impact is, you know, if you put all your meaning eggs in the impact basket, impact's a good thing.

I've worked hard at making an impact.

You're working on an impact.

It's not worthless by any means, but it's also largely out of our control because some of the other 8 billion people might go off script when you're not looking.

You know, you do everything right, it may not work.

Doing it right is not anywhere near enough to pull it off.

So impact is a bet.

And frankly, after you make the impact even successfully, three, two, one, well, what have you done for us lately?

But Half-Life on Impact is short.

No, but what do you have to say?

Oh, man.

So a couple of years ago, the U.S.

Olympic Committee calls and says, can you help us?