 You know, to be a great man, to be a self-creator, a self-master, whatever I referred to in my last book as a noble beast, you need to stop thinking about recreation and start thinking about recreation. You know, great man's recreational preferences are the least interesting thing about him. What kind of wine did Caesar drink? Nobody cares. You know, it's trivia, a tiny, forgettable detail set against the grand story of his life. The master creates, he is known by his works, not his pastimes, not his likes. His life is not suffering. The noble beast is glad to be alive. He's glad to be able to exert his strength and his will and intellect. He is pleased to be able to continue to create again and again. The noble beast doesn't want to relax. He just wants to keep becoming, to keep making himself anew. And I started thinking about this, you know, talking to a young guy who has mentoring, and you know, we were always working on projects and he was always like waiting for the end. I'm like, when are you going to stop waiting for the end and realize that there's always more to do? You know, I think that people who are really driving businesses and so forth in this world are like, they're always looking for the next thing. They're not like, ah, finally we get to be done. And you know, I think that's a difference between kind of winners and slaves really. When a man is forced to work, he looks forward to the slackening of bonds and a break from the whip. When a man forces himself to work, he works to realize a vision. But during the process, more visions reveal themselves to him. So he finds himself not working toward an end of work, but toward the next beginning to get to what's next. I can't wait to get to the projects, get done with this conference, and get to this party I have to host in a couple weeks, and then I get to plan the next thing that I'm working on in my life. That's what I'm really excited about. So don't struggle to get to the end so that you can relax. That's for slaves. Struggle to get to the next struggle. Because as a self-creator, you're a great work.