Jay Shetty

We had all of that at that time at least.

And in America, they didn't have that.

And they're only 4% of the population.

So it was such a small group of people that any room you walked into, people didn't know what background you were from.

Right.

Like being Indian in England was still known.

But being Indian here wasn't like people didn't really know what that was.

Yeah.

But knowing you, I know you don't feel the job is done.

surprised when we see things we shouldn't be surprised we should feel completely integrated yeah and as one yeah what's a business skill that you think everyone listening should master if they want to be successful in business

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.

I feel like it's almost like you start with one thing that allows you to become somewhat, and that's the point, it's not becoming at the end of it, but it's like you build one thing somewhat substantiating who you are and what you're doing, and then you get this ability to spread yourself across these multiple things and become that multi-hyphenate.

And I think you're right that that idea of just stay to one thing or just start with everything is also confusing.

Because if you were to do seven things in the beginning, it's like, well, what are you communicating?

What do you actually believe in?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And what's working?

So you're right.

It's somewhere in the middle.

I feel like that.