Quinlan Walther

Have you heard the Mexican fisherman story?

She's like, out there living life, balanced, sometimes working.

And hear the value.

Well, and you're...

Okay, now imagine you take that into a romantic relationship and you're looking at someone who doesn't value ambition or 100x-ing their income or even productivity.

Like efficiency doesn't really matter to them.

Is that inherently bad?

No, it's just not you or me.

I fall in that category more than I'd like to admit.

But the reality is...

we're more than likely to look at that person and try to change them, try to project onto them what we value rather than looking at them as what they are, which is a whole other person.

Well, you have to be humble enough to take a look at the mirror in that moment.

You have to be humble enough to think, oh, I think I'm so big and bad.

I'm so important.

The way that I do it is the best way.

Is the best way.

Like, who the hell do I sit down with?

down, Quinlan.

Absolutely not.

And a lot of people would look at that and think, well, they're just not meant for me.