Dave Evans

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

I was just having a conversation with my friend Steve.

So Steve ran one of the largest and most successful high-end catering programs, catering companies in Southern California, caters to presidents, does Beyonce's birthday party, the $1,000 plate guy.

And he's completely reinvented his life and come up to live in the Redwood Forest in Bondi Dune up near Santa Cruz where I am.

And we're talking about this stuff.

And at one point he drops, he says, look, you got to understand, I'm a really good waiter.

I'm an incredibly good waiter as a host.

He says, I can stand in that room and instantly I'm looking at my seven tables and I know they need water.

They're having a conversation that's going south.

I could put some soothe on there.

You know, that guy's hungry.

I mean, literally, he just knows everything that has to be done across the room.

And then he can move effortlessly.

He's hardly even aware of how his body is routing to the right table and do the right thing.

Because he's a different person at each one of those seven tables.

So that's a multitasking down on like your front of the room.

But it's all in this—

cohesive context where what's really happening is you're actually becoming pretty selfless.

It's a very high level of a, um,

of a multifaceted competency, but it's still one cohesive thing that allows flow to occur.