Simone Giertz

Yeah.

No, and it's like, what comes really easy and where do you have that kind of effortless momentum and enthusiasm?

And that is kind of the sweet spot.

I think that I'm also really happy that I spent time trying out so many different jobs.

I mean, I've had so many different jobs before I did it, and I would do things for a year and then I'd quit.

and it feels like I tried on a bunch of different pants.

And you're like, okay, I can kind of wear this, but they're not super comfortable, or I don't love the look of them, or whatever.

And now I feel like I've found this pair of pants that just fits me perfectly, and that perfectly caters to my strengths and my weaknesses.

I used to work as an editor for the Swedish government, and I remember thinking like,

oh, I need to be okay that not a lot of things are happening and that things are moving slowly and that the work is kind of like monotonous.

And then I realized like, or maybe I should be in a workplace where it's a benefit or strength that I want a lot of things to happen and that I can handle a high speed.

And I think that is really such a good question to ask as well.

Like, what are my strengths?

What are my weaknesses?

And in what context are most of these things strengths?

Yeah, or the right suit, as Lex will tell you.

Oh, I don't think there's any meaning.

No, that it doesn't have any meaning doesn't mean that it's meaningless.

I don't think that there's this big, grand meaning.

I think a more important question is what...