Marc Andreessen

It's not his fault.

It's not his fault.

It's my fault.

It's my fault.

Clearly, I didn't do a good enough job.

Clearly, I didn't do a good enough job.

Clearly, I can do better.

Clearly, I can do better.

And then it basically his argument is it gets you kind of productively focused on improvement.

And then it basically his argument is it gets you kind of productively focused on improvement.

And so I founded that like put it this way.

And so I founded that like put it this way.

When I'm in my own head and I'm mad about somebody doing something that I don't like, the number one stress relieving thing I can do is I can say, oh, that's my fault.

When I'm in my own head and I'm mad about somebody doing something that I don't like, the number one stress relieving thing I can do is I can say, oh, that's my fault.

Right.

Right.

Cause then it gives me, it gives me ownership of the problem and it gives me something that I can, I can do.

Cause then it gives me, it gives me ownership of the problem and it gives me something that I can, I can do.

And then by the way, it also drains away resentment, right?

And then by the way, it also drains away resentment, right?