Do the job you want to do, and not the job you want to tell people you do.

And that question, it's great advice, and it really, like, threw me for a loop because I realize,

and have been constantly realizing since, how often I will go to, like, privilege a job,

or privilege a career, and, like, I talk to people all the time, you do this,

without realizing it, because I think it will, like, sound prestigious, and it will be fun to, like,

brag to people about it. And when you really think about, like, what's the job that's going to make

me happy while I am doing it? There's eight hours a day are going to feel fulfilling. It's, like,

it's often a really different job, or a really different career, and it can be hard.

David Axelrod has put that advice in a slightly different way that I always think about,

which is, think about what you want to do, don't think about what you want to be.

Yeah, that's good advice, yeah. Because the B takes you to a place where it's, like,

perception, and when you're telling people something like that, what you do is what drives you.

What is the identity that I want to have versus, yeah.

Welcome to Offline. Hey, Max.

Hey, buddy. Welcome back.

Woof.

We are both back from vacation.

We are. Tanned rested and ready to pod.

And I'm still fighting off a little jet lag.

Oh, no.

Uh, so we figured we'd answer some of your questions this week.

You guys had some great questions. Thank you to everyone who sang questions.

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