The Importance of Being Real | 2min snip from hanging out with audiophiles

Speaker 1
And it's a thing that I really have to remind myself of a lot because I really do think it's true. I mean, it's like we could not that there isn't any benefit to any of the other things that we could be doing with our lives. But let's just be real. You know, if you and I were to decide to get out of this field and go become an investment banker or something, you know, we would that leverage as to how we could be positively impacting people in all likelihood would drastically drop.
Speaker 2
I think that's right. And I think that when you stop doing stuff for you and start doing it for other people, it can be shit. Oh, yeah. Because you're not being real, you're not, you know, you're not using your strengths. You're not being a true artist. And then you see other people who are doing that and you're thinking, well, it's working out for them because they're just, they're not thinking of it in this way. Yeah.
Speaker 1
Yeah. I think the Tholonius Moncata quote and he said, basically a genius is one who is most like himself. And I think about it a lot because I think it's very true. So as soon as you, you know, your power, you're, you're not just your power. We got a B flying. How did they get in? They just get in and we had a bat in here at the other. Wow. Really? It was some freaky shit. It was really weird. That's awesome. It was actually known as kind of terrifying because he got cut. No. I'm going to try to out tangent and hopefully you're all your, your, your previous guests cower and fear of my tangents.
Speaker 2
Oh, yeah.

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