Dr. K

Because at that point, it's kind of game over anyway.

There's joy in killing it, but you keep wanting it.

So let's understand how that works.

So what you're doing is trying to solve that wound of the invisibility.

You're trying to make up for the past with the present.

I don't know if that makes sense.

Does that make sense?

So you're like, and it's kind of weird, but you're kind of, there was a hole that was dug in you 20 years ago, and you're trying to fill it today, but it doesn't work.

And then you're also attached to it because now you're like, okay, well, those guys were number one, two, and three.

How many million subscribers do they have now, Raj?

And so now you're stuck.

You're in a tough spot, bro.

Because now it's like either you choose contentment or success.

You have and you will.

The sad thing is that you don't have to choose between the two.

You can get both.

So a quick story.

So I walked into my orientation at Harvard Medical School and like 30 to 40% of the room was Indian.

or South Asian, 30 to 40% of the room was East Asian.

And then the other third was like everything else.