Sahil Bloom

You get to define what matters to you in your own life.

You get to define what matters to you in your own life.

And you have to ask these questions and then take action to build your life around those things.

And you have to ask these questions and then take action to build your life around those things.

It's no one else's job to tell you what matters to you.

It's no one else's job to tell you what matters to you.

You get to decide.

You get to decide.

And that, I think, is the really important critical message in all of this.

And that, I think, is the really important critical message in all of this.

It's just I want people to identify and really think about what matters to them and then go build their life around those things.

It's just I want people to identify and really think about what matters to them and then go build their life around those things.

Create more space in your life.

Create more space in your life.

Create deliberate practices around space.

Create deliberate practices around space.

The idea of space comes from Viktor Frankl, who is the famous Holocaust survivor, the author of Man's Search for Meaning.

The idea of space comes from Viktor Frankl, who is the famous Holocaust survivor, the author of Man's Search for Meaning.

And he has a quote where he says that our power exists in the space that we can create between stimulus and response.

And he has a quote where he says that our power exists in the space that we can create between stimulus and response.