nine out of ten people did not follow their passion. your passions change. the world changes. along comes circumstances. here comes a.i. to the idea of locking into a passion early is a bad piece of advice. but what i do think is true is that people across the income spectrum care about meaning. but the question, and i think the opening and what i ve tried to offer here, is how do you decide what gives you meaning when that is going to change over time? and what is the answer? the people who were happiest and most fulfilled in what they do, they don t just climb, they also dig. they perform what i call a meaning audit where they do personal archeology, like this treasure hunt through their own life story trying to figure out trying to figure out what it is that they like, what makes them happy and what gives them purpose? today. not two years ago, not ten years ago, not what your parents
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through all the media clutter. the story of that young girl in indiana. for people in kansas who, for the last 50 years, say whatever you wanted to say about abortion, and i m not doubting anyone s beliefs or religious convictions or whatever, but talk about what you thought of pro-life, pro-choice, whatever. then dobbs happens. the world changes. and the things that people have seen in the time since dobbs have been the kinds of things that people who essentially had a free vote in the past, where they could say whatever they wanted about being against abortion, had to look up and go, oh, this is what it means to be anti-abortion. this is what it means to be staunchly pro-life. this is what governors going to do. this is what the human consequences are going to be. that is both a powerful thing at human level, and we saw the consequences in kansas, but also for democrats, there have been a lot of people out there the last few days saying democrats need to harness this energy in a proa
thesis of your martian, is on page 1:52 there are these two lines. you can t change it whether people think and act, when they control of you. when it comes down to, it s the only question the moderate is. this if nothing else in the world changes, what can a person or you re going to be? and justice has to come to that realization, that he is in control of how he sees himself, and how he carries himself through the world. next, don t thanks for your patience. it is been a long time waiting to happen to this conversation with you. next on is the author of your. martin keep an eye on twitter for next week s book. we are going to announce the title and author on twitter via our page at velshi, msnbc. i cannot say just yet who it is. but it is a big. one you ve probably already read their book, or you might even see a now dictation of us on tv. stay tuned. you are going to want to see it next week. that does it for me. thanks for watching velshi the sunday show. with my great colleague.
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