Sometimes the difference between what you have now and what you want most is just a little bit of crazy.

And so let me explain.

I was having an awesome conversation with a friend of mine named Nico.

And he was kind of reminiscing a little bit.

So he lives here in Arizona and before, you know, he was running his businesses and doing this sort of content creation and all that stuff, he was in a transition phase driving Uber.

And he said there was a situation where the company threw out, I believe it was like a 24-hour

window.

And I'm going to butcher this.

I don't remember the exact metric.

But let's just say it was whoever drove the most in that 24-hour window won a cash prize.

And obviously that enticed him, right? So the clock starts and he begins.

And he's driving people around, let's say day,

turns to evening, turns to night, turns to late night, and Nico makes a decision. He says, you know what?

I think I'm going to go through the night. I don't want to, but I think I could win this.

And just like that, he does go through the night and the morning, all the next day,

completes a full 24-hour stretch, and this is going to be no shocker, he wins. He wins the cash

prize. And, you know, he'll make a joke now that probably wasn't the safest or, you know,

whatever. The reality is he did it and he won. And in that simplicity, to me, lies a simple,

a simple truth, a power, a strength. It's the reminder that when you give a little more,

you get a little more.

Sometimes you have to sprinkle in crazy

to normalcy in the mundane

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