David Senra

You do a really good job at recall.

You've done it many times here.

And you do a really good job bringing the points of the story that actually matter.

And I think this is an important lesson to learn of how do you be sensitive enough to see what is important and what isn't, and then use that to change your life.

I was a big believer in intuition and just this constant refinement of your own taste.

I'm sure I did not have that skill in September 2016 when I started, nearly to the degree that I have it now.

Right before Kobe Bryant died, he was asked this question about what he sees in Steph Curry that makes him such a formidable competitor.

And he's like, there's like a calm... This is Kobe describing Steph Curry.

He's like, there's like a calmness about him.

And he's like, and when you match this like calmness and belief in what his skillset is with his intense desire and work ethic to practice and to get better, like that is a very dangerous combination.

And what he was referring to was Steph says, people always ask me what I think about when I'm shooting.

And he goes, absolutely nothing.

And so I don't overthink this.

I read the book.

If something, it's all intuition.

It's this line is speaking to me.

This is jumping out to me.

I'm going to underline it and I'm going to jot down on notes

exactly what came to my mind right now.

Do not overthink this.