Jemma Spike

And it's not that you can't continue to do that later in life.

I know so many people who are... I have somebody I know who's in their 50s who was going back to med school.

You have so many opportunities to be able to do that.

It's just that now your emotional tolerance and the flexibility of your life to handle this and to handle things going wrong...

is just more adaptable and it's just yeah more flexible there's just a little bit more give and take I guess to to the risks you're taking and to the fact that they might not work out.

So if you have a risk in mind that you're like, I don't know if I can go that big.

I don't know if that's really for me.

I'm too scared that it might not work out.

You have very little to lose that is tangible.

Maybe money.

Maybe reputation.

Maybe you do fail.

I just think the story of failure is just a much more enjoyable and entertaining one than the story of not trying.

Because at least in the story of failure, somebody did something.

At least you did something.

At least you tried.

So I think you owe it to yourself.

Okay, we're going to take one more short break before we get into our final five.

Stay with us.

Okay, number 11, do a social audit.