Raj Shamani

Good to meet you, brother.

Please come on in.

All good shoes?

Yeah, all good.

Thank you.

I'm excited to have you, man.

You're doing killer work.

I believe I'm this five-year-old kid sitting in front of you and I'm randomly curious about everything that you have done, so I want to learn more.

So that's the whole process.

You know, in fact, I really like the process of Israel, which I follow in my life now.

So in Israel, whenever the kids go out to school, they come back from school and come back home, the first question that their mom asks them is, which question did you ask the best today?

And that's a practice and it's just there.

So they ask, And it's a habit.

It's a habit that every day you ask your kid, what question did you ask?

So you're training your kid to be more curious and ask more questions, raise more questions in the world.

And I do that.

Like every night I go back to bed and I write down,

It's an incredible thing to do.

Thank you so much for watching this episode till the end.

Now you have to do three things.