 So, I just quit my job during a pandemic. I just quit my job in the middle of a pandemic. This is absolutely crazy. What does it mean for me personally? And what does it mean for my career? And then what is going to happen? I'm drenched. I was the head of product design at a fintech company in Bangkok, which I actually moved here for the job. It's a six figure salary, good benefits, lots of time off, and a great city to be in. Ever since I started in the field of design, this is all I've wanted. To have my own team build out the organization, I basically thought it was the perfect job for me. It's what I've always wanted as a designer. However, you don't always get what you wish for. You might be thinking, why would you quit your job during the pandemic? This is just stupid. Lots of people have lost their jobs, millions and millions of people. So why would you quit a really good job during quarantine? It just doesn't make sense. Why would you do that? This guy is stupid. Well, why not? I mean, it's just like any other time, right? I'm not saying it's not scary. It's definitely scary. Sometimes you just got to do what you got to do. What does it mean quitting your job in the pandemic? So you're unemployed. You can't pay rent. There's no insurance in general. When's your next paycheck coming in? What about your spending? Can you treat yourself to that fried chicken that you've always wanted? What about buying new camera gear? Or any gear for that amount? If you're living paycheck to paycheck, then of course it shouldn't be wise to quit your job whatsoever. Basically, you're going to deplete your bank account. And it's fucking scary. It's fucking scary, I'm telling you. But there is something that's good in this. And moving countries gave me a certain sense of perspective. You have a lot of time to yourself, so you end up reflecting a lot. I had a couple of friends in the city, but I was pretty much on my own. I really slowed down and thought, well, hang on a minute. What do I actually care about? Out of life and out of a job? I found myself thinking about how I treasure freedom, how I treasure creativity. If I could do anything, what would I do? I decided that the things that were important to me were my hobbies. I wanted to travel, but now because of the quarantine, you can't really go anywhere. So I'm actually stuck in Thailand at the minute. I want to focus on what I enjoy. So it's going to be a lot of creative projects. I was speaking to one of my friends, Natalie, and she asked me, if you were to give someone one piece of advice, what would that be? I said to her, be who you want to be. Do what you want to do. So the rest of 2020, for me, it's about experimenting, making videos, making podcasts, making a whole bunch of stuff. The point is, I just want to make things and have the freedom and time to do it, and quitting is the best option because it really gives you all that time that you really need to invest in something. If you're serious about it, why not? Don't really care if you don't watch. Actually I do, because it'll be quite nice. I think I'm just going to do it for myself. What's the moral of the story? I don't do what you want. Let's go get a haircut. I'm going to appointment. Yes, that's right. What's the moral? It can be yourself, isn't it?