To find what you're truly obsessed with, you should look back at your childhood interests and not dismiss them as trivial or childish.

27:46>> Yeah, that's what Robert Greene says. Yeah, so if you read about people who suggest how to do this, a lot of the times they say look into your childhood or pay attention to what you did in your free time. Rather it's your free time as an adult, but as adults our free time sort of shrinks in smaller and smaller segments. And you know, you fill your

28:02free time with errands or things you should do. But when you're a kid, you don't really think about what you should do. You just simply think about what you want to do. And so, when you're a kid, you get obsessed with different things. You go into these different rabbit holes and these different phases, and then you grow out of them. But they often have like similarities. So, you know, I got

28:18obsessed with one video game. But then I would grow out of that, but then I got obsessed with online poker. And online poker has a lot of similarities to that video game, if you think about it, but I didn't consider online poker to be a video game. And I got obsessed with business, and now I'm sort of obsessed with investing. And they're all the same through line, right? Of It's sort of

28:35this game. There's points, whether the points are called stars or points or money or ROI, whatever it is, right? Like, IRR, it's it's a different scoreboard, but it's the same idea. And there's a competitive competitors, there's strategy, and it's hard to win, but it's fun to win, and like you got to trial and error and try to figure it out. So like I like strategy games, and