Okay, I'm pulling out of my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work.

Okay.

So on my podcast, there's lots of different things I use as jumping off points.

One of my popular things to do, one of my favorite things to do, I hope it's popular,

is use articles that I really

like that I've written as inspiration for podcasts. So today's podcast is inspired by an article

I wrote called Connect the Dots. So what it is was, so I believe that every person has what they

call a subject of passion.

That is, there's just something, some subject that you just, something about it just makes

you want to understand it and makes you just have a passion for learning about it.

And that whatever this topic is, it's just something that means something to you personally,

and then just as a life study, it's something that you spend a lot of time and energy trying to

understand. And so, Connect the Dots was my article about my study of passion, which is creativity.

I am fascinated by creativity and creative thought.

And in the article I explained that I think my passion, I'm a creative guy, this isn't apparent, I've always been very creative ever since I was a little kid.

And it was something that always came very easy to me, you know, that even when I was real little,

I was doing a lot of creative thinking and problem solving. And so, from a young age, I realized

that I was a very creative person. And there are pluses and minuses. I always talk about one of your,

that your greatest, your greatest weakness is your greatest strength pushed too far.

And I think one of my greatest strengths is my creativity. I'm a very creative guy. But there's a

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