Finding Your Menlo Park

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I want you to be a possibilitarian, and i want you to start playing around what the world says is impossible. And that comes by finding your menlow park. That could be working in a library for two hours a week. It could be traveling more. There's emerging science coming out that says there is a huge link between traveling and amplified creativity. I've got my best frameworks, my best insights when i'm out on the road and i go into a hotel room and i order flowers. Because flowers are one of the secrets of advanced minds. As you put more beauty in your menlo park, you feel more inspired.

The headliners go dark a lot.

They spend long stretches of time in solitude, monomaniacally focused on the masterwork they know will turn their field on its head.

They don’t give everyone their phone numbers and refuse to pick up every call. They set up their “Menlo Park Workspace” and stay free of technological distraction so their brains drop into “flow state”, presenting them with the disruptive and visionary ideas that allow them to become legendary.

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