E31: Entrepreneurialism is a Disease

Isn't it crazy? How much life can change in such a short period of time. And I think that's one of the key topics. I want to touch on in today's podcast. Not just that as a topic, but also the impacts of change.

In our lives. The impact change has on our perspective. how it makes us question existential things like the meaning of life and purpose and how as CEOs and business owners and ambitious people who are looking to do great things in the world, we're always searching. That's much of what I want to talk about in today's podcast. You know, over the last couple of months I've I've been very, very busy, and that's probably much of the reason why I've been away from this podcast. I've been travelling all around the world speaking. I've done sixteen speaking appointments.

in the first quarter of the year alone. And I've said to myself I'm gonna do sixteen a quarter. My math isn't great, but I think that's sixty four speaking appointments a year this year. And The thing about this podcast is I have to be in a certain frame of mind for it to make sense and for it to work. And if I'm not in that frame of mind, I don't want to offend you by giving you something that I don't think is worth listening to. When I upload my podcast, I've spent hours and hours thinking about the podcast, looking at my notes, really sort of analysing myself. And I'm giving you that in a in a much more packaged way than I did when this podcast first started. But it requires me to get in a in a certain headspace. in order for me to share these thoughts with you and to be open and honest and be kinda deep at times. And I think that's why people listen. So I respect that quality of content so much that I'm just not willing to to do it while I'm on the road or in the back of a taxi or other. I want it to be great and I want it to be worth the time that it takes.

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