Yes, this is the Robcast, episode 416.

And in this one, I'm going to introduce you to Luke Farkas, because I met Luke Farkas last week.

So, as I'm sure you're like me, is the world melting down, is the whole thing going off a cliff, what exactly is happening?

We have all those feels right now.

And then we also have these experiences where we meet people and they remind us that there are some good souls roaming the

face of the earth Luke Farkas told me that he landed at the Santa Barbara airport which is is, I mean, if you're going to land at an airport, land at that airport.

And it is beautiful.

He said that he landed at the airport and then took an Uber to a bike shop where he rented a bike and then rode from Santa Barbara down along the ocean

and then up the riverbed here to Ohio.

So that drive from Ohio to Santa Barbara would be,

that's like 45 minutes an hour maybe.

On a bike, that's a solid ride.

And then on the second day, he at one point said to me, I have questions

about the questions, which I loved. It's so good. Because people bring their questions,

and then I start asking them questions about their questions one by one, and then we start following it.

Because if you ask questions, you get answers. You get clarity. That's what we're all longing for in

many ways. We're just looking for the next step. But one of the reasons why I'm so fascinated

with questions is because they take you somewhere. There's a very granular

boots on the ground, practical dimension to questions, because if you're serious about your

questions, you get answers, you get guidance, you get direction. So that's why you hear me so often talk about bring your questions, what are the

questions? Because it's how you cut through the fog and it's how you get help and like guidance and

direction. It's how we get like reference points for what we're doing, what we're doing here.

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