brains very easily by this idea that our lives are stories with four or five clear big moments

at which we make decisive action which sets us on another path.

But I don't think most of life is like that.

Most of life is 1,000 decisions a day, which if we get 700 of them right, we'll have a better life, but nobody wants to make a film like that.

You are listening to, made of human human also known as the mole part a podcast hosted by Sophie

Hagen who is a Danish comedian

Mow

Pahue Trying to find out how to do life.

But it turns out.

Nobody knows Mow-P-P-I- I am speaking to you from the bedroom of Mark Watson's son in North London where we have just recorded a double

episode two hours we've just been talking for two hours. I'm still a tiny bit sick, which you may be able to hear. It wasn't as bad as last week or the week before where you barely got an introduction because of my just illness and also just my

poll planning because in reality I shouldn't be recording the episodes on the day that I also record the intros and then send them out and release in the next

day.

I should be better prepared.

Maybe that's a New Year's resolution.

Maybe next year I'm going to be better prepared with this podcast so you don't have to get sneezy snoddy

last minute intros from me. I'll try that. This is about that I mean so Mark is now the person who's been on this

podcast the most this is the third time he's on the podcast and one of those other recordings were also a double episode.

So this is his fourth episode on this podcast and it's partly because he's one of my closest friends he's one of my

favorite people he's he's magnificent and I'm very very I'm so pleased and so grateful that I know him, but it's not just

self-indulgence, it's also just that he's super fascinating.

I'm, of course I'm biased because I really like him, but I really think that's such a value to everything he says because he's so empathetic,

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