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In this brief motivational talk, the speaker recounts a habit his grandmother had of asking children, “What do you know today that you didn’t know yesterday?” He frames this question as a daily reflective practice that drives personal growth, emphasizing that expanding knowledge in one’s mind is more valuable than any external artifact. The speaker also notes that modern tools lower the friction of creating new artifacts, allowing faster exploration of new domains. He concludes by urging listeners to end each day by asking themselves what new knowledge they have gained since the day began.

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