Tara Mohr

Right.

And then how do I become the kind of person who respects their callings and is friendly to them?

And they often are kind of inconvenient because they're not easy choices.

They're callings.

But I really care about us understanding that because I do think that it's one of the most joyful things we can do in our lives.

And one of the most like

vitalizing things we can do is to open ourselves up to the callings we're actually getting.

And we don't have to do them all, but pick one that you're feeling and find some way to pursue it.

You stop feeling jealous and envious of other people because you're actually running your own race.

That's a huge one.

That's a reason.

Yeah.

And it's very joyful.

And you also get that beautiful, often when we're working on a calling, like that's when we lose our sense of time and space and we're just so in it.

So it's a route into that flow state that everyone talks about that's so wonderful.

Yes.

And it's also important to, right, as we're saying all this, like we resist our callings like crazy.

Yeah, well, one, I want to normalize the resistance.

And this is even, you know, when they map out the hero's journey.

There's a pattern here.