Sahil Bloom

new and seemingly exciting things without considering the full kind of scope of the opportunity cost.

Give me an example.

What they're going to require.

No, I don't ever regret cold plunging.

I maybe regret it first when I get in, but certainly not when I get out.

I know.

I think I think that one's I think that one's still TBD.

Sana is pretty.

Yeah, that's studied.

That's well, well, well studied for sure.

He.

Anyway, I didn't mean to get you.

I would say that the worst mistake I ever made was one that sort of led me to that point that I made at the at the beginning of this, which was allowing my a sort of.

creeping normality, if you will, to, over the course of seven years, get my life to a place where I was living wildly out of alignment with what my true priorities were in life.

We think of mistakes, like when you ask for someone, oh, what are your biggest mistakes or what are your biggest failures?

we think of there being like, oh, a single moment, right?

Like I did this one thing, and it was a huge mistake.

And the reality in life, and for people who are truly down and out, who have found themselves under a bridge in some way, is no one wakes up one morning and says, like, I'm going to screw up my life today.

I'm going to ruin my life today, right?

It is the tiny little decisions and slip-ups that have that