Sam Parr

The second principle here after you chase your curiosity is to hone your craft.

And that's a lifelong journey, always learning.

And for people that are in the right space, that comes free.

Like you just do it naturally.

You wake up and want to do it.

Like you're drawn to knowing more about the craft.

And I think that correlates nicely with where she came out, which is it's hard to do all the things I recommend in this book if you don't truly love it.

We highlight in the book that that word's kind of cliche and overused.

uh, uh, Seinfeld gave a talk at Duke where he said fascination was a better word.

I think obsession's a good word.

Um, we titled the chapter chase your curiosity.

Like what just, what is it that you, you can't ignore?

Like, what is this thing that you love so much that you always want to know more about it?

I mentioned the one that Tito had used.

The team that wrote Designing Your Life has one that they say is most popular, which is battle carding.

So come up with three to five potential career paths, not just one, and let your brain roll around in them for a while.

So you could do that, especially with AI today.

You could imagine, I'm going to do this.

What does it look like two years from now?

What might I like?