Scott Adams

Let's look at what your life looks like.

I take my advice from people.

And like I said, I don't find one person that I agree with 100% of the time.

But my mentors, the people that I've taken my advice from, have found certain things in their life that they've become incredibly good at.

And I look at it and I say, that is absolutely beautiful.

What can I learn from that?

Now, I don't sit there and say, oh, I'm not good enough.

I can't do what they do.

If one person can do it, another person can do it.

There's nothing that I do that nobody here can do.

I've never met anybody, anybody that can do something that another person can't do unless they're physically disabled.

from being able to do it.

And so, yes, sometimes mentally disabled in a sense that they have not applied themselves.

Unfortunately, there is a time factor to that too.

Some people are gonna do it faster than others, but if you apply yourself, you can get to that point.

And it's not just positive thinking, it's the reality of it.

Yes.

And yes, Scott has left us with a lot of wisdom and a lot of what we can do is try to apply this in the new world that we're entering.

Everybody listening to me is going to face job loss forever.

around them or to them directly most definitely over this next next decade they're going to come into work just like scott did one day and they're going to they're going to realize that their job is no longer what they thought it was and they're going to be all sorts of dilbert type of scenarios that are going to play out and and and he left us with the with the the comic strip that actually