Mark Zuckerberg

I mean, I just think part of learning is failing.

Right.

So, I mean, the main thing, like people who, who train jujitsu, it's like, you need to not have pride because I mean, all the stuff that you were talking about before about, you know, getting choked or getting, you know, a joint lock it's, um,

you only get into a bad situation if you're not willing to tap once you've already lost.

But obviously, when you're getting started with something, you're not going to be an expert at it immediately.

So you just need to be willing to go with that.

But I think this is like, I don't know.

I mean, maybe I've just been embarrassed enough times in my life.

I do think that there's a thing where as people grow up, maybe they don't want to be embarrassed or anything.

They've built their adult identity and they kind of have a sense of who they are.

they are and what they want to project.

And I dunno, I think maybe to some degree, you know,

your ability to keep doing interesting things is your willingness to be embarrassed again and go back to step one and start as a beginner and get your ass kicked and, you know, look stupid doing things.

And, you know, I think so many of the things that we're doing, whether it's, whether it's this, I mean, this is just like a, a kind of a physical part of my life, but, um, but at running the company, it's like, we, we just take on new adventures and, um,

All the big things that we're doing, I think of as like 10 plus year missions that we're on where often early on, people doubt that we're going to be able to do it.

And the initial work seems kind of silly.

And our whole ethos is we don't want to wait until something is perfect to put it out there.

We want to get it out quickly and get feedback on it.

And so I don't know.

I mean, there's probably just something about how I approach things in there.