Shane Parrish

That's incredible.

I love coffee too, so I would relate to that.

How do you think about momentum?

If you were trying to teach somebody how to get momentum, what would you tell them?

How do you think about leverage?

And I'm not sure it's so bad.

How do you think about packaging?

And how important is packaging to a movie's success?

Are there movies that were packaged poorly but should have otherwise been a success?

And the use case for what we have fits all of this.

I want to come back to something you said about time management.

What would you go back and tell your younger self?

What do you wish you knew when you were younger about managing your time or prioritization that you know now?

Do you think that's true?

Because I always wonder with this, in hindsight, you're looking back and you're like, sure, I could have gave up 10% or 20% of my time and had the same result, but it's who you were as a person that gave you that extra 10% or 20%.

when you take meetings, when people recommend them, it sounds like what I hear when you're saying that is I trust this person.

So by proxy, I trust the person I'm meeting with.

How important is trust?

And maybe you can spend just a few minutes sort of.

Yeah, I mean, it's not complicated.