Dave Evans

So then people get in threes and they read each other.

I read my Odyssey plan to the other two people and we teach them to listen very generatively.

And in tens and tens of thousands of these, the last question I ask when I'm debriefing the class, I say, you know, those wildcard plans that you heard from everybody in the class,

Of the listeners, how many of you think that person could actually do the wild card?

It's not nearly as crazy as they think.

100%.

100%.

It's not as crazy as you think.

And again, we're not trying to get people to quit their jobs and, you know, join the circus.

It's just that it's proof there's more life in you than you think.

There's more possibilities than you think.

When you think in threes, not binaries or ones.

I am a painter.

I have been a painter.

So I went off to Stanford, which even back when I did it, it was kind of expensive.

And I wanted to be an art major.

My dad was a pretty practical guy.

And he said, look, if you want to be an art major, you need to come back and go to UMass.

I'm not paying for Stanford.

But I found this design thing and that was pretty cool.