Neil Pasricha: Simple Rules for Happiness

One of the models I've been using with my kids a lot these days on cultivating resilience, and I think you might find this interesting, is the philosophy of take more pictures. Is the philosophy of take more pictures? And so Have you ever talked to a wedding photographer? And you say to them

Holy cow, like I was at that wedding too. How'd you get 50 amazing shots of like me and the bride or the bride and the groom or the bri the groom and the groom, whatever, whatever. And they're like, oh, I I took a thousand Did you hear me clicking like the whole four hours? Click, click, click, click. I took like a thousand, two thousand pictures. Of course I'm gonna have 50 good ones. And it Whenever I've had that sort of apocryphal kind of story happen over and over again, it makes me think of when I was a kid, Shane, and my my dad got me a book of baseball statistics. And as a baseball fan pre-internet, as a kid, we're the same age. Uh

This book of statistics is like Yeah, you could spend days in this thing. But I started noticing something interesting. Which is this. The guy that had the most strikeouts

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