How to find your thing
My First Million episode 818 in which hosts Sam Parr and Shaan Puri talk about how to design a life worth living. Shaan draws on Joseph Campbell's line to follow your bliss, argues that most people do not know their passion and tend to follow what is familiar, and says to find a loop you love, meaning the repeatable cycle of work inside any job. He tells how shadowing an orthopedic surgeon showed him the daily loop was not what he wanted. They also discuss enthusiasm and mastery and a list of the top five regrets of the dying from a palliative care nurse, which Shaan notes is observational and not scientific. Sponsors and promotions named in the description: Hampton, Somewhere and Mercury. PARTIAL COVERAGE: the captions cover the conversation, but this summary highlights the bliss, loop and regrets ideas only, so other segments are not summarized. All views are the speakers' own and are not independently verified. Nothing here is medical, mental-health, financial or career advice.
Executive Summary (TL;DR)
My First Million episode 818 in which hosts Sam Parr and Shaan Puri talk about how to design a life worth living. Shaan draws on Joseph Campbell's line to follow your bliss, argues that most people do not know their passion and tend to follow what is familiar, and says to find a loop you love, meaning the repeatable cycle of work inside any job. He tells how shadowing an orthopedic surgeon showed him the daily loop was not what he wanted. They also discuss enthusiasm and mastery and a list of the top five regrets of the dying from a palliative care nurse, which Shaan notes is observational and not scientific. Sponsors and promotions named in the description: Hampton, Somewhere and Mercury. PARTIAL COVERAGE: the captions cover the conversation, but this summary highlights the bliss, loop and regrets ideas only, so other segments are not summarized. All views are the speakers' own and are not independently verified. Nothing here is medical, mental-health, financial or career advice.