Tim Ferriss

You're worried they're not going to send you an opportunity in the future, okay?

You're worried that you will become irrelevant, right?

Like, that's another dangerous catchphrase, like staying relevant.

That's a very pitfall-laden path.

Okay, so then it's like, so what?

And then what?

And what's the worst thing that happens, right?

So it's kind of an unstructured approach to fear-setting.

But when you start to really unpack it,

And instead of saying, all right, you're going to go to the gym five days a week for the rest of your life.

It's like, okay, you're going to go twice a week.

You're going to do less than you think you can do.

But for two weeks, you're going to go on a no diet.

And you're just going to copy paste one of these three templates.

And you have an assignment, which is like, you're going to do it three times in the next week.

Or your buddy gives a hundred bucks to your most hated politician in your name.

Now we have structure, right?

Now we have structure.

And I ended up in the last, I guess, year or so, collaborating with a friend of mine, Neil Strauss, who wrote The Game, Emergencies.

He's written like 10 New York Times bestsellers.