Dr. Shadé Zahrai

Oh, interesting.

And that allows us to capitalize when the right weather is there.

So what is the lesson that we take from this?

Nolan's team has created an environment where they embrace the discomfort of not knowing what weather they're going to have.

Some days it rains, some days it's sunny, some days it's great, some days it's not.

They film regardless.

So they're exposing themselves to that discomfort so that when the opportunity arises, like that amazing storm,

They know how to handle it.

They've been in similar situations.

They are prepped.

They are primed.

And we call this earned luck.

So it's not just, oh my goodness, we got lucky.

No, we earned that luck.

We created what's, his name is, there's a tech entrepreneur who calls it a luck surface area.

You can increase your luck surface area and the chances that you will receive good luck there.

by exposure to discomfort, visibility, putting yourself out there, putting your hand up in the meeting, applying for the job that you think you're not going to get.

You don't know unless you try.

And that's a sign of your autonomy.

And so strengthening that attribute is so important for that state of big trust.