Ed Mylett

You talk to Tim Cook who runs Apple.

He's not talking about Macs from 20 years ago.

He's talking about what they're working on now and where they're going as a company.

And so the people around you, if it's history and memory, that's one little key.

Like, I'm not saying drop people.

I'm not a big believer in that unless they're toxic.

You don't got to, but you got to add.

And so this is how critical imagine it's like, probably, you probably asked me one of the four or five most important things in life.

What is your frame of reference history or memory or imagination and vision?

It's okay to have some history and memory.

We learn from it.

But going back there, you cannot be in both zones at one time.

So if you're in history and memory, you are not in vision and imagination.

And you were born to imagine.

You were born to dream.

You were born to do something great with your life.

And I just remembered, that's something I want to talk about tonight in my speech.

Thank you for giving me that question.

Hold on.

Go ahead.