Sam Parr

And they're all listed in here.

There's 35 books listed at the back of the book.

But I think the key is just to... And I don't even know that it has to be reading.

There's so many podcasts like the ones you do.

And...

youtube interviews with people like it's so easy to go learn about something so i'm just like whatever it interests you go learn more about it and see if that takes you somewhere see if that makes you excited see if it makes you want to pick up the next one and if it is

I think you're probably in the right lane.

If not, just pay attention to what fascinates you.

Pay attention to what interests you.

I'm a big believer that more people can chase careers in their hobby than someone else might say.

If there's something you're just super passionate about, even if it's a hobby, you might be surprised.

There might be a way to make a career around it.

Well, it's a lot easier now with the internet.

By the way, I would love to close with this point that you just made.

Like I said, if you're someone who's disengaged at work that went through some process you didn't care about that much, I can understand why this AI thing would feel threatening to you.

If you're crafting your own personal career and you're high agency, I think that's a word you used earlier, AI is like a jet pack.

Like you can do more stuff than you ever could before.

You can learn faster than you ever could before in the history of time.

You can find people to connect with.

You can network faster than you ever could before.