Pushkin If you are willing to wake up in the morning and you're reasonably nice and you live in the

developed world.

The world is set up for you.

Like you can't, it's just really hard to fail.

So my position has always been, look, I'm not, it's not,

I'm not gonna fail, it's fine.. I mean I'll like, bigger away. And, you know, knock on

wood so far, things have worked out pretty well. So I don't, I'm not not feel I feel like what prevents people from

sometimes sometimes doing interesting things is they have an anxiety about

stepping outside of a narrow definition of what they're good at. I don't.

That was Malcolm Gladwell. I'm Sam Fregoso and this is Talk Easy.

Welcome to the show. Oh, Hey everyone this is Sam and I just wanted to do some housekeeping at the top

before we listen to Malcolm Gladwell.

We are on a kind of hiatus here for the next five weeks. We'll be returning on August 25th with the wonderful Whitney Cummings,

but until then for the next five weeks, with the wonderful Whitney Cummings.

But until then, for the next five weeks, we are not going to go away.

We are going to re-release some of my favorite conversations that we've had on this podcast over the past three years.

Those of you who've been listening from the beginning have probably heard all of these,

but we've been finding that a great deal of our new listeners

have not experienced our back catalog, all of which is for free and can be streamed and downloaded on Spotify, iTunes, Sound Cloud, Stitcher,

wherever you're getting your podcasts.

But since we are in the throes of summer and people are out of town on vacation, their kids are at home all day, every day,

I know it is a time where people have less time and quite frankly in the interest of transparency

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