I was talking to you about, you know, before we got wrong here a little bit about the

idea of kind of accidentally becoming passive. And so you were saying, you know,

people with with internal peace tend to kind of fight with that a little

bit without realizing it. Yeah I think that people who have peace sometimes

believe subconsciously or not that ambition goes against peace.

And one of the central questions that I've been trying to figure out over the past

hundred episodes for my own podcast is is that really true is that really true

that peace and ambition are opposite to each other and what I've stumbled

across and realized is like sometimes the most ambitious people are the most peaceful internally,

but it might not look like that to the external world.

And yeah, I've just been fascinated with this question and it's interesting to me where you mentioned

before we started recording about how you've noticed an increase in ambition in your own social media and

podcasting and and to me that's really cool because I like to push people

who are peaceful to be more ambitious and I like to push people who are more ambitious to be more

peaceful and just play with that because it just gives another perspective and I try to figure out where am I on that spectrum in this moment and where where do I want to be and you know I think all this stuff with social media and an ambition from that perspective is relatively new, right?

And we are the ground floor of figuring it out.

It was never really a thing before of somebody deciding.

I want to be known for my ideas in a much greater capacity and they could actually say, okay, I'm at this point and I want to increase to a new level of exposure.

That's a new phenomenon.

And what does that mean?

And how do we deal with that?

And it raises so many interesting questions.

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