So what if the most important project you ever started wasn't a book, a company, a movement,

but the complete intentional, sometimes messy, redesign of your own life?

What if you gave yourself a two-year window, all focused, all in, you know, just a season

of learning and doing, to set the foundation for the

most fulfilling two decades of your life. I first shared this adventure with you, this thing I call

my two by 20, about a year and a half ago, I guess. And for nearly two years now, 24 months of

experiments, fear confronted, incredible breakthroughs, and the occasional

necessary face plan, I've been living that question. I've been asking myself, what might I learn,

do, or build in these two years that would set up my next 20 to center lightness, meaning,

and joy? And friends, we are here. The two-year window is closing,

and that 20-year next big season has been set in motion. The learn and do window is transitioning

to build and live. And what I have learned about myself, about work, about relationships,

about what it means to be alive and connected in this moment

is nothing short of radical. It's shaken my foundational beliefs in the best possible way.

And today, I'm pulling back the curtain on the final chapter of this intensive learning and

doing phase. I'll share a bit of what's happening as I finally start

facing one of my big fears and stepping into the role of artist. I'll tell you about the power of

running experiments the right way, rather than just declaring a path, the unexpected alchemy of

leading a two by 20 retreat, the deep lessons I learned from the very first brave

humans who became two by 20 coaching clients and the transformation of how I think about my

public writing versus long form works like books. And I'll also share some very personal

awakenings and questions and sometimes struggles that I've had as I moved through this powerful

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