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Today on the James Alteger Show. Obsession is similar to addiction. Like if you play a game of chess. And you lose Well I gotta play at least one more now to win. And if you win, well I'm just gonna keep playing until I lose. So it becomes like an addiction. And same thing with comedy, like if if you go up and you don't perform well, well I gotta go back tomorrow and prove that I'm better than I was tonight. And when you do well, it feels so good. So much dopamine, oh I gotta do this again tomorrow night. It's not what they should be obsessed about.
But how to cultivate An obsession, how to find what you're obsessed about. And there's no direct answer. You just have to expose yourself to a lot of things like Go to the bookstore and is there any section where you would be willing to read every single book in that section? That might indicate You're obsessed with that.
And then you have to brainstorm. What can I do to further this obsession? This isn't your average business podcast, and he's not your average host. This is the James Alteger Show. So first off, I have to ask all the readers or listeners
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