Ryan Hanley

So I had done more games in my third year than my dad had done in his career when I was 24 years old.

And.

What you get when you're surrounded by these guys, so the guys that are down there that are reffing, they are used to this level of basketball.

And what you get when you put yourself in those situations and you experience, because you're going to fail, right?

You're going to tee a guy up for saying something that he didn't say, and now you've got to deal with that mess.

You're going to call a timeout.

And all these things happen, and it's like, it's what I love.

Naval Ravikant has this...

quote, it's kind of a play on Malcolm Grabow's 10,000 hours.

He says, 10,000 hours is not the answer.

It's 10,000 iterations.

And the beauty of our conversation and what we've talked about today is that if I'm going to spend time with someone like yourself and you're going to spend time with someone like Grant, when we spend time with these people who we can learn from, who have walked the path ahead of us, we are extracting some of their iterations by spending time with them.

So now instead of needing 10,000 personal iterations, I might only need 5,000 personal or 2,000 because I'm hearing from you and I'm hearing from, and it's a big part of why I do this podcast is, is I want to try to bring in people and just for 45 minutes to 90 minutes, give the audience and myself the ability to just pull down a couple iterations on something that's important to them.

And this is how we get there, my friend.

I appreciate you.

I appreciate you, man.

Appreciate our time.

Wish you nothing but the best.

And we'll talk again soon, my friend.

Be good.