No one will remember you.

And that's a statement that bothers a lot of people.

And if that does bug you, then you probably should look away from the rest of this.

And my team was going back and forth on even posting this because they're like,

dude, there's so many people that are going to disagree with this.

And I'm okay with that.

And this is not me in any way saying that my beliefs should be your beliefs or that your beliefs are wrong.

I am simply explaining my beliefs should be your beliefs or that your beliefs are wrong. I am simply explaining my beliefs. And the reason I'm doing that is because I think one of the hardest parts of entrepreneurship

is managing emotions and managing anxiety and managing stress so that you can make higher quality

decisions. And high quality decisions are one of those things that compound over a long period of

time because we make hundreds and hundreds of decisions every single day, every single week for our business. And it's many small micros

that can go all the way up. One percent better every day compounded for 365 days. It's 37x

what you started. And 10 percent or 0.1 percent worse goes down to zero at the end of the year.

And so managing my mental state has been a

continuous learning experience for me. And the set of beliefs that sits at the core of that

is what I would consider optimistic nihilism. And to be clear here, there's a lot of people

feel like nihilism is a really negative thing. And that's

because they ascribe some sort of meaning to the word, but it really is just that you don't think

that things have inherent meaning. It doesn't mean that there isn't any meaning in the world. It

doesn't mean that there is a global meaning that we all have to agree to. As a result of that,

there are downstream implications that affect my behavior. And I think have positioned me to be less stressed about

things that come up and as a result, make better business decisions. And so this is why I show

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