Eric Zimmer

And one of them is that when we do what we say we're going to do, essentially, if we make and keep promises to ourselves, there is a satisfaction in that.

There's an internal alignment that we feel when we do that.

And so if we can tune into that,

There is emotional payoff every time there.

And we can also tune into when we don't do what we say we're going to.

We know how that feels.

It doesn't feel good.

So those are more subtle clues than the six-pack abs, but they're real clues.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Yeah, strangely enough, I came across it sometime in the last few months too and I was like,

No, it's not recent.

It is not recent.

I don't know exactly when it happened, but I feel like it's like maybe my parents' generation or maybe my grandparents' generation.

It's not new.

Not at all.

Yeah.

There was a guy named Dasrat who lived in rural India and his wife became sick and he took her to the nearest hospital, which took about two hours to get to, and she died on the way.

As the crow flies, it's about 15 minutes to that hospital, but there's a ridge in between them.

And so this guy comes back and he takes out a chisel and he starts chiseling away at the wall.