Martín Escobari

Like, like the only time my mom ever punished me was one time she sent me to exchange her salary for dollars when she got it.

And I took a one hour break to visit a friend and it lost half its value in that hour.

So it was rough.

It felt unsafe.

It felt turbulent.

And then I have a genetic disorder.

I bruise very easily, very, very easily.

So getting out of bed, deciding what activity to do,

is a risk-reward trade-off since the age of five.

And that is a way of seeing the world that most people- Why is he for risk?

So anyways, I find when trying to understand a person, I do it with entrepreneurs.

Seeing what their trauma was is super useful because I find a lot of the most driven people are driven because of foundational traumas.

It doesn't need to be racked to riches.

It doesn't need to be a big disease.

It could be one of my fiercest competitors.

He was mowing the lawns of his buddies who were with the cute girls and his entire life he wanted to show them.

Yeah.

And if you understand them and you traumatize yourself, you can relate and empathize.

But you also understand the intensity that drives it and whether they can manage it and channel it productively.

But if you can, it is such a wonderful engine of transformation.