Dre Baldwin

Like if you were I to meet at a coffee shop or like, we would get to have a conversation right after we got a lift in or something like that's what the vibe is.

And I think those are becoming more and more cool.

And so I think people shouldn't so much... Yeah, we can worry about technology and what's happening.

I'm worried about with my son.

But then on the other side, we can kind of be excited about... I think people are really gonna be hungry for more human connection, which is cool where that's basically what you do.

You're trying to get humans to be the best they can possibly be, which is what people are gonna want when they're...

know bombarded with even more uh in their life that they need to be disciplined from so i get fired up about that even though i also kind of catastrophize the situation about ai and my son and all this but you know whatever so yeah i agree with it as long as people

Yeah.

As we wrap up this conversation, is there anything that you want to touch on here at the end that I didn't ask you or something on the top of your brain or something that you want to push people towards as we wrap up?

Yeah, I agree.

Yeah.

It gives you a huge competitive advantage just to be present for a conversation, to do a 90-minute deep workabout, to do anything like that.

You have a massive competitive advantage for any young person, you know, watching or listening.

Like, that's it right there.

Be able to focus singularly on something right in front of you.

Man, conversations get better, work gets better, life gets better, you feel better.

Yeah, I couldn't agree more.

Awesome, man.

Well, I'm pumped to know you.

Happy to meet you.