Jonathan Fields

There's enough of however you're measuring this thing.

What do we get wrong about this notion of enoughness?

Yeah, and yet so many of us aspire.

And like you said, when you're playing the comparison game, which we're all kind of wired for –

It's almost like if you look at the 10 people you surround yourself with and you feel like you're constantly the one who's in a state of lack, that affects us.

So there's this really interesting and powerful dynamic of our sense of enoughness is in no small way determined by the choices we make about who we surround ourselves with also.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, which I think also brings us to the notion of legacy.

And it's funny, I've been asked the question, what do you want your legacy to be?

I'm sure you've been asked that.

I'm sure so many of us have been asked it.

I'm sure a lot of people, I think, once we get to the middle season, we start to think about it.

And so many of us are wondering, like, what is the thing we'll leave behind?

You know, it's almost like when you think about legacy, like tied up in that is how strong is our quest for immortality?

And, you know, like, what do we really want to represent us when we're no longer here?

And then the deeper question is, do you actually care about it at all?

Take me into your take on legacy.

Yeah, I feel so much the same way.

I think so often we're looking for, you know, what is the big dent in the universe that we hope to make and then leave behind?