Mark Rober

And as a result, we learn more in the ages of zero to five than we do at any other period.

Because we're just like, failure isn't in our brains.

We're just excited to learn and do cool stuff, right?

And I do genuinely feel like in my life,

I love opportunities for mastery and opportunities to

get better at something and to view it like a video game.

Like I don't like public speaking truly.

I hate it.

It makes me really nervous.

And that's one of my goals right now that I'm working on.

I've got like a speaking coach.

I've got a Ted talk coming up in April.

Like I really want to get the public speaking is like something I actually enjoy.

Right.

And I feel like I'm really good at it or like, you know, we're going to the gym.

I'd never worked out really at all in my life.

Two years ago about, I was like, I think I just want to try this thing.

And it's an opportunity every day for an hour where I could just be perfect.

I could just give it everything I can and, and to see the incremental results of literally like a video game leveling up.

Sometimes some stuff doesn't work.