I'm not being pessimistic. I am just, I'm not prepared to like,

expend my excitement all the time in those ways.

It's life is enough for me.

Like, what's happening right now is enough for me.

I don't need for this thing that this person who just called

or sent an email, I don't need for that to be the thing

that's like giving me my reason to be today.

Hello everyone. Hello, Matthew Hussie.

Well, Matt, I'll cut to the chase as it were because

the other day I was doing a Facebook live based on a blog I did called

if he's not chasing why are you investing?

This is a very common phenomenon where you get some,

you have a great day, you have an intimate moment,

you have something with a person, a guy, it feels great,

you've had a bit of texting and now you've got,

you've reached a little bit of that hook point.

And so what happens at this point is the brain goes into a kind of

overdrive where every single action that person takes now

is extensively analyzed, broken down, and every single action they take,

but even the most minor positive action is assumed to be an important signal.

And even if there's that distinction in economics about signal versus noise,

noise is just messy data that doesn't mean anything,

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