A short YouTube clip (by TJ Walker) arguing that people need both hobbies and true missions in life. The speaker contrasts modest weekend activities (e.g., beating a neighbor in pickleball) as hobbies with aspirational, long-term goals (e.g., winning Wimbledon) as missions, and encourages adopting the "TJ Walker habit."
In life. You need hobbies, but you also need true missions, true quests. What's the difference? Me beating my next door neighbor in pickleball or tennis on the weekend is a hobby. Me trying to get to Wimbledon and hold the trophy over my head, that's a real mission. You need both in life. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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