A short monologue (Vishen Lakhiani) offering practical advice on decision-making: prioritize your own path over 'right' or 'wrong' formulas, learn by doing (iterative learning curve), and use personal sense/joy ("am I loving it?") as a guiding signal rather than blindly copying others.
Chapters
There's the right way, the wrong way and your way. And the right way is not going to help you and the wrong way is not going to help you. But your way will because you'll go on a learning curve. And even if your way is stupid to start with, it won't stay stupid. So it really is just stay with yourself, keep checking in. Not how am I doing but am I loving it? Does this make sense to me? If it doesn't make sense to you, why are you doing it? Well, Ajit said to well, Michael said to well, no that Please, God, no. If it makes sense to you, do it. Some of what you do will work, some won't. You'll learn and then you'll get to another level and new things will make sense to you. And I don't mean don't take input, but there's a big difference between taking input, listening and trying to do what someone else has done. Sam.