Okay, I'm pulling on my driveway.

We know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work.

Okay, well, special edition today, we have what I call the bread truck bonus.

Yes, a bread truck is overturned on the freeway that I take to work.

So I've been informed I cannot take my normal way to work,

which means I need to take a back way to work,

which means, yes, yes, more show for you.

Because I have to go the back way, and the back way, as you,

I've done that before.

I've done shows on the back way before,

and it's an extra at least 10 minutes.

So, bread truck bonus today, which is a good thing

because I have a very flexible topic. Today is part four of Lessons Learned. So for those that have

never heard of this podcast or this series before, what I've been doing is I went back and looked at

all the sets that I've led,

started with Tempest and going forward,

and then talking about what were the lessons I learned from that experience.

One of the most important things about doing a creative work is to look back and see what you've learned from each thing you've done,

and that even things that

don't necessarily turn out well often are very good teaching tools. And things that go well also

can be good teaching tools. I just think things that don't go well, you get more motivation

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