Ilana Golan

There's like every other day, there's a company that says there's something with AI.

And it's like, you feel like you can never stay ahead of the curve.

So what would you say to people, Zach?

And I absolutely agree.

Like, I think clarity is a big piece that we're seeing.

I think 70, if not more, percent of the people in Leap have no clue where they want to go.

And for me, it's like, okay, so how do you find that mission and vision, et cetera, and the values, right?

But also, for me, that adaptability piece, and you talked about the tooling, but it's more of...

If you look at careers, I think that, you know, it's pretty clear that we're going to live in a portfolio career arena and people will not have so much that one thing, you know, for 40 years.

And what you're going to start seeing is those side hustles, side thing.

They're going to do some public speaking or they're going to do advising or board seats or whatever.

And

And now the question is, how do you constantly reinvent yourself?

So for me, that adaptability is not so much about being that person that always says yes to everything.

That's not it.

But it's like, based on where I want to go, how do I create the life that I want?

How do I now venture into new things that will take me there faster and higher?

Curiosity is a big thing.

How do you shift yourself to explore these things?

And I think you talk about curiosity a lot as well.