Walter

So I think proximity is one thing where if you're just seeing more lifestyles or activities that people are doing in and around the subject that you find interesting, you'll be able to follow more blueprints and sort of figure out what you're actually going to do 100 times over.

But in someone's like daily regular life, like what things can people do?

What things did you do to sort of figure out how can I lean more into my inner nerd?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It turns out the one you're in right now... I'll give you another example.

That's an amazing story.

I love that so much.

I think that kind of goes back to what you mentioned earlier on in terms of just leaning into your own curiosities.

And I think you said this somewhere where the only voice that actually matters is the one inside your head.

And talk to me a little bit about

How do you block that out when, you know, you're going through life, you know, you have this sushi restaurant, you're picking things up, you know, you're working at this job in Australia before that.

How do you pick things up as you're going along when you're super unclear on that aspect?

And, you know, how do you sort of focus on that inner voice and really be true to yourself?

Did you remember anything specifically like any moments in time there was a lot of resistance in what that inner voice was saying and what the outside voices were telling you?

I remember that was… Were your parents not on board with that?

I mean, all your friends are getting high-paying jobs.

It's better off than standing on the beach.

Yeah.

That's a beautiful phrase.