Loved this, Harris! I filled up my notes page with lots of great nuggets of info surrounding all that you've shared here.
Two things I loved most:
1. The greatest sin = unlived life (scary, but true)
2. Contemplating a happy vs meaningful life and which is more important and how to understand the difference. So many people say they're happy, but what does that mean/ actually look like?!
Fantastic read. I think I have heard the optionality point in some form before, but this is the first time I've seen it clearly articulated and the link is super useful. Thanks for sharing!
You bet, Rahim -- and THANK YOU for reading! I sincerely appreciate this feedback. Totally agree that Desai articulated the optionality point in a way I hadn't heard it before. I was particularly 🤯 by the "they are dangerous diversions that will change you" line.
Loved this, Harris! I filled up my notes page with lots of great nuggets of info surrounding all that you've shared here.
Two things I loved most:
1. The greatest sin = unlived life (scary, but true)
2. Contemplating a happy vs meaningful life and which is more important and how to understand the difference. So many people say they're happy, but what does that mean/ actually look like?!
No idea how I missed this, Taylor! Love to hear specifically what resonated with you.
Fantastic read. I think I have heard the optionality point in some form before, but this is the first time I've seen it clearly articulated and the link is super useful. Thanks for sharing!
You bet, Rahim -- and THANK YOU for reading! I sincerely appreciate this feedback. Totally agree that Desai articulated the optionality point in a way I hadn't heard it before. I was particularly 🤯 by the "they are dangerous diversions that will change you" line.