and so any sort of expression of how you see the world in with different
terminology is fascinating to me and so even though I myself I'm a photographer
so I have that visual aspect I'm a huge fan of modern dance and spend a lot of
time sort of with dancers and in the dance world and have you know tried my
hand at choreography just to see you know I'm not good but I like the idea of
trying it you know and and so for me it's about perspective which is when I
when when you hang out with dancers and you you know you sort of learn to dance
a little bit or you learn to choreograph a little bit or you learn to paint a
little bit you know I'm not a painter but I painted a painting recently you
know you know if you if you understeery you know everything's connected right
you know it's like we conveniently divide up our lives like here's my
personal life is my professional life I'm you know here's my social life I'm
looking to find balance it's just you you know and all the same things apply
and so if you feel good here you can apply what you learn here to there
you know and so when you when you learn how things interconnect and in people
and to connect them how human relationships work in presence I mean
you want to learn about presence take a dance class you learn all about how to
present yourself and be forwards you're gonna take an acting class learn how to
you know present your speech people say Simon how'd you learn this is like I'm
exposed to all of this so the tools I've learned have just mainly been different
perspectives on how other people use their creative talents to see the world
and if I can get little pieces of those they they help me in many many different
ways tell them about the cookie jar the cookie jar is something I invented as
you all know your mom has a cookie jar and sometimes you might have an Oreo
sometimes you might have a Chips Ahoy sometimes you might have a ultimate
raisin cookie you never know just in there my cookie
jar has every single failure and success of my life sup my overcame so what
happens in this in time of life when you're stressed out and things get bad
even the hardest guy in the world me everybody thinks and I think I'm the
hardest guy in the world you got to believe that you gotta believe you are
something I will in my mind reach into my cookie jar
and sometimes you forget how hard you are in times of need you cuz you're
you're stressed but you forget I'm a Navy SEAL I'm a ranger I'm this and that
but you forget all that cuz your life sucks I calm down take that one second
get control of my life reaching the cookie jar well you got
caught nigger your whole life and you're now the only person histories you just
dissing this put it back in the cookie jar reset my mind you have to remind
yourself of how badass you really are in times of need that cookie jar
yes focus is super underrated like if you commit all that you are and all of
your energy to one thing you okay there fuck this Tyrell this is I took this
from a book called I don't know what it's called but it goes like this
alright you can do ten things to like the first degree like this right here
and that's how well you'll do all ten things or you can do one thing to the
tenth degree right there and look how much better you do that so when it comes
to focus to put all of your energy into one thing is to do that one thing really
well to the best of your abilities to take it all the way and to scatter
yourself means you're never actually accomplishing anything you're just sort
of chipping away at a bunch of nothingness and this is true for work
this is true for like dating versus committing yourself to one person
friendship everything like really focusing and investing yourself into
something you're passionate about will always yield better results then
scattering yourself around then spreading yourself in a lot of really
good entrepreneurs start as a technician or a tactician they're very very good at
one thing then they end this up and a managerial role that they hate doesn't
mean you have to stay there and you see a lot of folks like Evan Williams and
others who then at some point realize this and return to a more product
focused role even if they are also the CEO of making some high-level 30,000
foot decisions okay but if you are a maker if you've
decided to be a maker if you just happen to be maker or creator let's call it
three to five hour uninterrupted blocks of time are extremely critical if you
want to connect the dots if you want to have the space to allow yourself to have
original ideas or at least our original combinations of ideas you really need to
block out that time and protect it at least once a week so in tools of titans
there are many people who do this we're meet SETI for instance was a very very
successful multi multi-million dollar business that he built out of a blog he
started long ago in college which was very very niche and its focus he blocks
out I believe it's every Wednesday for three to five hours of time you'll block
it out for learning Noah Kagan another entrepreneur does the same thing so on
Wednesdays from me I have from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. this is pre lunch I have
creation that means writing recording or some similar aspect of in my mind
creating with with my skill set in my assets and it is extremely important
that I do that before I am barrage by inputs in other words and this is true
of Josh as well first thing in the morning he's doing journaling Reed
Hoffman billionaire co-founder or founder of LinkedIn same story he will
plant a seed in his mind the night before a problem he wants to solve a
project he wants to think about improving perhaps and then waking up the
tabula rasa complete blank slate immediately working on that problem with
journaling before any text messages before any email which is why for
instance I don't have email setup on my phone I do not have mail setup on my
iPhone I not get notifications I also put my phone on airplane mode for a lot
of reasons for the 4-hour body to explain some of the physical ones but on
to airplane mode when I go to bed and it stays in airplane mode until I'm done
with my creation period and then it comes on because as soon as you go into
bullet-dodging or like Wonder Woman bullet blocking mode with
everyone else's agenda for your time which is very often the inbox or text
messages your DOA you're done your creativity is is all for not in general
so for for me for many people who are say programming for musicians for
creative types slack in the system you have to create slack you have to create
space you have to create large uninterrupted blocks of time and the
only way to do that is to put it on your calendar if it's not on your calendar
it's not real you need to put it in your calendar and defend it just like you
would anything else always go to something bigger than yourself I'm
wondering if you've been defeated because you have been giving yourself
wholly to something that was too small to wholly have you thrusts yourself
into a glass of water have you leapt off the diving board into a cereal bowl
person
are you not guilty of immersing yourself into things that were too small to hold
your vision oh my god that's so good I'm gonna get the CD myself Jesus sent him
to throw himself into something that was bigger than his condition and he had to
go to get to it he had to get out of his comfort zone my problem is so many times
you've thrown big ideas as small people you've given big commitment to cereal
bowl people and you're trying to get your sight back from a source that's too
small to support what you're willing to put in is your investment bigger than
the bank you should see the way you're looking at me yes your is the reason you
keep being disappointed by people is that you have wholly throwing yourself
into something that was too small
Jesus sends him to something that is bigger than himself
so he can wash his eye are you trying to take a bath in a bowl I heard that you
say you feel that you didn't have formal proper training but I mean just working
with Mark Rylance sounds exactly a master I mean so I didn't go to drama
school but but as I those things were my training and I think that the slight I
don't know how many of you guys trained but the slight sort of paranoia with
acting that you never quite know how you do always basically feel like you're
kidding the world and you're waiting to be found out and but what it did make
that paranoia maybe try and be like sponge-like
and and try and really try and observe the other actors I work with and what
are the things I was familiar with was from the word go I worked with some
amazing actors and and try and by osmosis to pick up but but not just how
how they work but also how you behave on sets how you how you negotiate your life
work balance how you know really trying to learn from them
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