Miki Agrawal

you know it's like as you grow up get serious like sit down be quiet if you want to go to college and shut up and listen if you want to get a job and shut up and listen like your voice isn't a part of this equation like that is really like the way we've been taught so often to get in line just you know do your work but the disruption is no you can actually live in a childlike state of curiosity playfulness and awe and still be a responsible adult at the same time you can have both like you can really have both

you know it's like as you grow up get serious like sit down be quiet if you want to go to college and shut up and listen if you want to get a job and shut up and listen like your voice isn't a part of this equation like that is really like the way we've been taught so often to get in line just you know do your work but the disruption is no you can actually live in a childlike state of curiosity playfulness and awe and still be a responsible adult at the same time you can have both like you can really have both

you know it's like as you grow up get serious like sit down be quiet if you want to go to college and shut up and listen if you want to get a job and shut up and listen like your voice isn't a part of this equation like that is really like the way we've been taught so often to get in line just you know do your work but the disruption is no you can actually live in a childlike state of curiosity playfulness and awe and still be a responsible adult at the same time you can have both like you can really have both

And I think that you nailed it. I think it's really about embodiment. I think it's about dancing your way through life. I think it's, to me, it's twofold. It's one, it's... Um, get out of your head into our bodies, right? I think we're so cut off at the head and we forget that our bodies actually hold all the wisdom.

And I think that you nailed it. I think it's really about embodiment. I think it's about dancing your way through life. I think it's, to me, it's twofold. It's one, it's... Um, get out of your head into our bodies, right? I think we're so cut off at the head and we forget that our bodies actually hold all the wisdom.

And I think that you nailed it. I think it's really about embodiment. I think it's about dancing your way through life. I think it's, to me, it's twofold. It's one, it's... Um, get out of your head into our bodies, right? I think we're so cut off at the head and we forget that our bodies actually hold all the wisdom.

So how can we actually move into a kind of a more integrated work, live, play environment and escape? But, but burnout to me happens because... Yeah, I think sometimes like you're just working with two pieces that they're missing. One is without clear direction. Right. And without kind of the support and community to to help you stay kind of in the pocket. Right.

So how can we actually move into a kind of a more integrated work, live, play environment and escape? But, but burnout to me happens because... Yeah, I think sometimes like you're just working with two pieces that they're missing. One is without clear direction. Right. And without kind of the support and community to to help you stay kind of in the pocket. Right.

So how can we actually move into a kind of a more integrated work, live, play environment and escape? But, but burnout to me happens because... Yeah, I think sometimes like you're just working with two pieces that they're missing. One is without clear direction. Right. And without kind of the support and community to to help you stay kind of in the pocket. Right.

I think that's what I was going to say, which was that part about. I think because we're twins, we're really good at asking for help. Excuse me, can you help me? Like, Radha, come help me. Can you? And we're so used to being like, you know, let's go, like, let's go, you know? And it's like, there's always a, like, team.

I think that's what I was going to say, which was that part about. I think because we're twins, we're really good at asking for help. Excuse me, can you help me? Like, Radha, come help me. Can you? And we're so used to being like, you know, let's go, like, let's go, you know? And it's like, there's always a, like, team.

I think that's what I was going to say, which was that part about. I think because we're twins, we're really good at asking for help. Excuse me, can you help me? Like, Radha, come help me. Can you? And we're so used to being like, you know, let's go, like, let's go, you know? And it's like, there's always a, like, team.

Like, we grew up, we were in the womb together, like from the womb to the tomb, like we have this saying, and it's like, We've always been in community, always asking for help. A lot of people are too proud to ask for help, ask for support. Literally, when we're anywhere, it's like, excuse me, can you help me with my luggage up top? Can you carry the stroller down the stairs?

Like, we grew up, we were in the womb together, like from the womb to the tomb, like we have this saying, and it's like, We've always been in community, always asking for help. A lot of people are too proud to ask for help, ask for support. Literally, when we're anywhere, it's like, excuse me, can you help me with my luggage up top? Can you carry the stroller down the stairs?

Like, we grew up, we were in the womb together, like from the womb to the tomb, like we have this saying, and it's like, We've always been in community, always asking for help. A lot of people are too proud to ask for help, ask for support. Literally, when we're anywhere, it's like, excuse me, can you help me with my luggage up top? Can you carry the stroller down the stairs?

We have no problems asking for help. And I think when you ask for help, it gives other people purpose. And when we do it in a way that's full of excitement, it actually enrolls people in ways, and that's authentic, because it is authentic. I think that's the sweet spot, is like, yes, there's the awe, the curiosity, the playfulness, there's the doing and being able to get shit done, but...

We have no problems asking for help. And I think when you ask for help, it gives other people purpose. And when we do it in a way that's full of excitement, it actually enrolls people in ways, and that's authentic, because it is authentic. I think that's the sweet spot, is like, yes, there's the awe, the curiosity, the playfulness, there's the doing and being able to get shit done, but...

We have no problems asking for help. And I think when you ask for help, it gives other people purpose. And when we do it in a way that's full of excitement, it actually enrolls people in ways, and that's authentic, because it is authentic. I think that's the sweet spot, is like, yes, there's the awe, the curiosity, the playfulness, there's the doing and being able to get shit done, but...

it requires a lot of support. It requires a lot of help. And we have, across all of my companies, our companies, we've been able to attract the best people ever because of the enthusiasm, because of the excitement, the idea itself, but then also, like...

it requires a lot of support. It requires a lot of help. And we have, across all of my companies, our companies, we've been able to attract the best people ever because of the enthusiasm, because of the excitement, the idea itself, but then also, like...