I recently started another company.

It's a very difficult project.

In fact, the name of the company is the impossible company.

It's called Impossible Inc.

And what's interesting is that it's driven me into a frenzy of learning

and not necessarily even motivated in a negative way,

but I'm more inspired to learn than I have been in a long time.

So I find myself interrogating Grock and chat

TPT a lot more. I find myself reading more books. I find myself listening to more technical

podcasts. I find myself brainstorming a lot more. I'm just more mentally active. I'm even willing

to meet more companies aside investing because I'm learning from them. And just being active makes me

want to naturally learn more and not in a way that it's unfun or cause me to burn out. So I think

doing leads to the desire to learn and therefore to learning. And of course, there's the learning

from the doing itself. Whereas I think

if you're purely learning for learning's sake, it gets empty after a little while. The motivation isn't the same.

We're biomechanical creatures. My brain works faster when I'm walking around. And you would think

no energy conservation should work slower, but it's not the case. Some of the best brainstorming

is when you're walking and talking, not just sitting and talking, which is why for a while I tried to hack the walking podcast thing, because I really enjoy walking and talking. My brain works better. And so the same way, I think, doing and learning go hand in hand. And so if you want to learn, do.