00:00I think the traditional path is like, I won't say falling apart, but it's quite challenged and AI
00:06will probably disrupt things even more. And I think there are all these things that seem very
00:11risky because they weren't the thing that worked two decades ago or one decade ago or three decades
00:18ago. So I was in college. I liked college. I was having a great time, but I kind of, and I hadn't,
00:23this was not like my life plan, but this other opportunity came up. It seemed like a really fun
00:28thing to try. And importantly, like I realized that I could go back. And I think that's like
00:34the key to most risk is most, most things are not a one-way door. You can try something. It doesn't
00:40work out. You can undo it. You can do something else. And so I think in a very, in what is now
00:46a very dynamic world, the risky thing is to not go try the things that might really work out.
00:52And then you kind of look back at your career 10, 20, 30 years later and say, man, I wish I
00:57had tried the thing I really wanted to try.
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