Hey guys, when I get off stage, I'm at my most excited.

I'm super hyped, the energy, it's transferred.

One of the things I need to be thinking about more is how do I do more interviews post

keynotes because one of the great things about the talk I just gave in Jakarta was I did

three or four meaningful interviews after.

This is a mashup of three or four of the best answers.

It's clearer to me than ever that self-awareness, self-esteem, patience, these are foundational

truths to happiness.

It's not that I want to be disrespectful to parents or things that nature, it's just

that ultimately at the end of the day, one day you're going to realize your life is yours

and there's a lot of people important to you that surround it but ultimately it's yours.

And I just think it's actually practical to be selfish and on the offense in your youth.

Most people in their youth think it's time to grow up but they're 18, 22, 25, 29 years

old.

And so I think the social pressures normally from parents or other friends starting to

make money or have success hurts people.

Yet I think that rushing into relationships, jobs, you know, is just not a smart strategy.

So I'm talking about it and I'm hoping that people are listening because I do think

that it's very hard to tune out your parents.

I have empathy for that.

However, it doesn't make it wrong.

Just because it's hard, you know, to me to be very frank, the harder something is, the

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