Have you had the chance to read Arash Javanbakht’s book Afraid?📚 #readmorebooks #podcast #books

I think we should maybe like pivot a little bit and talk about a lot of people's biggest fear, which is death.

There's a quote from Mr. Nobody, the movie that I so much love, which says, I'm not afraid of dying. I'm afraid I haven't been alive. And so I think if you go to the amusement park and really enjoy every single ride, when the time comes to leave the park, it will be more comfortable. But if you're sitting in a corner of the park terrified that you have not ridden all of them, it will be harder to leave the park, right? Egyptians had the mummy, mummified themselves and had the pyramids and everything. I think with the hope that after death they will continue on. And I don't say I'm religious or not really, I'm more on the spiritual side. And you have to define it for each person within their own worldview and ideology. My personal life was when my dad passed away, and that was the first time I really got in touch with death. Because before that, death was some abstract concepts when this distant person died. It became real to me and I faced my own mortality because now I'm next in line. In that sense, I think what the way