I really wanted my great turn to say something like he was a good father, he was a great husband, and he was an inspirational teacher.

And it was that teacher thing that surprised me. It perfectly resonated with me in that like, yeah, this is what I'm about.

But nowhere on that list was anything like he was like a really good doctor who saved a lot of lives or he was a really good doctor who made a difference a lot of it like that just isn't one of the things that came to my mind when I was thought about, okay, what do I want people to say at my funeral?

It's been teaching that's given me the most sense of meaning of purpose, and partly why I love doing

YouTube video so much is because it's basically teaching at scale.

When I think about what my ideal life would look like and I feel like I'm more or less living my ideal life apart from the whole COVID thing right now,

it involves doing lots of teaching online and also

doing lots of teaching in person. If I can do that while also being a good dad and a good husband and all that

kind of cliche stuff, then I think that would be a pretty solid way to live.

What is up you beautiful bastards?

It is your boy pistachio, aka

Rabat can't lose, aka no-okay.

In today's episode, I talked to Ali Abdahl who is a British

Youtuber who grew his channel to over a million subscribers in three years

while also being a full-time doctor. We recorded the conversation back in June

where we detailed exactly how I was able to pull this off.

We also talked about some really fun things about him making videos, writing a book, and finding a wife using the internet.

If you ever want to learn about how to identify and focus your energy on things that matter most, you're going to love this episode.

Here's three gigantic things we go over.

Number one, why Ali set up an email account to find his future wife?

Number two, how to find purpose and meaning.

And number three, the difference between type one and type two fun.

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