Lisa Rinna discusses how deep conviction prevents burnout, while daily minutiae erode curiosity and drive. When exhausted, people stop seeing beauty. She reflects on the sadness of losing motivation and appreciation for life.
The surest way not to become tired is to lose yourself in something in which you have a profound conviction. Now listen, I don't even have a thought, let alone a conviction. So this is so powerful to me at the time. Like every single chapter, every single paragraph, I'm like, wait, what? It was like mind blowing. We get so caught up in the little minutiae of daily life and what's going on and you get so caught up in it you forget about your cure curiosity. You forget about your drive and. And things that matter in your life. I think it's so easy to get to that place and then you're tired and then you give up
and then you don't see the beautiful things anymore.
That's right. It's a really sad place to be.
Yeah. There's people out there that don't enjoy shopping,
I believe. I can't hardly believe it.
