This is the flavor.

The topic or subject matter was enjoying the consistent, everyday, persistent without

quit pursuit of your potential.

And it may sound trite or obvious when you talk about enjoying consistent, persistent

pursuit of your potential, but I'll tell you, it's almost as layered as two words like

I am.

When I was in the 11th grade in AP English, my professor, you know, had Kirkgaard in existentialism.

He starts talking about I am and as a 17 year old, I'm like, yeah, I get it.

And I think a lot of people, when I say the key to happiness is to enjoy the consistent,

persistent pursuit of your potential, the younger you are, the more you get.

And the older you are, the less you get.

And so there's a lot of layers to this idea of happiness.

And I'll start with a friend of mine, Chris Gardner, who actually did the movie.

It's about him, the pursuit of happiness.

And the idea of happiness stemmed from the idea of attaching my emotions to an outcome

in this shift in a paradigm of how we're happy because there is no pursuit of happiness.

Happiness is the pursuit.

So that was the first layer of talking about enjoying the consistent, persistent pursuit

of your potential.

It wasn't happy, we're pursuing happiness.

It's how do I enjoy or be happy while I'm pursuing.

And there's a ton of scientific research about the biochemistry and bioanadomy of what

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