If you're able to do something well, I think you keep doing it until the opposite happens.

Like, we do things that we are reinforced to do and that have more reward than punishment for the

most part.

Business has had plenty of punishing events, but so many more reinforcing events in between

that it's just like, I can't imagine not doing it because I enjoy it so much.

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I always want to do something of my own and I told myself a story that I wasn't cut out to do it

because I saw so many people in social media presenting this image of

unbreakable, powerful. I move through. And I was like, I'm scared all the fucking time.

Like, oh my God, if I don't make money, like even though it rationally doesn't make sense,

even though rationally, if I quit my job at Instagram or McKinsey or Blackson, I can get

another job next day, there's that weird primitive lizard part of my brain that's like, oh, yeah. And so I would be like, no, the fact

that I feel this fear means I'm not cut out to be an entrepreneur. And I've since learned

after having quit my job, then a f*** in a therapy, I've been fired as well. It's to your point.

Actually, the people who achieve the most are the ones who are the most afraid

because they put themselves in a situation that are the scariest and they sit with it

and they move forward anyways.

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