What do you think of Steven Pressfield’s theory that life is divided into two parts?

The Artist's Journey, the book, I have a kind of a theory that our life is divided into 2 parts. The first part is the hero's journey, and the second part is the artist's journey. And the hero's journey, as I define it, is really the search for our vocation. It's when we stumble into walls, we go down dead ends, we try this, we try that, we fail. And eventually, hopefully, we come to a point where we say, okay, this is, this is it. I'm a filmmaker, I'm a singer, I'm a dancer, or I'm entrepreneur. I'm something like that, right? I'm a podcaster, whatever. And at that point, I think our life changes and we enter the artist's journey. And the artist's journey then the question becomes, okay, if I'm a writer, let's say, what am I going to write about? What's my theme? What's my gift? And the second part of that is, how do I hone my skills so that I can do what I hope I can do? And I— and when I say skills, I don't just mean craft of writing, but the ability to defer gratification, the ability to avoid distractions, the ability to weather the emotional storms of like a 2 or 3 year period writing a book, the ability to weather success and weather failure. I do think we all have a calling.