Ranjay Gulati

And you know what he said?

I do nothing.

I do nothing.

Because he said, I've created a context in which they encourage people

experimentation, trying new things, failing, learning.

He wants them all to take bold action.

So that's the thing I think you have to, you know, so how do we create a context in which people, they call it context, not control.

They call it freedom with responsibility, right?

So those are the kinds of things these people are able to do is to create this kind of courageous action

So context is hugely important, I think, for all of us.

There's a chapter I didn't write though, Dan, I can tell you about that.

The last chapter that never got written.

Sure.

Then the Dalai Lama wrote the foreword.

So I didn't write that chapter.

I said like, you know, after the Dalai Lama, what am I going to say?

Is ultimate courage is to really look inwards.

Even in the Bhagavad Gita and elsewhere, they talk about that the scariest thing for human beings,

is to look inside.

And so managing yourself is I think the hardest thing to do.