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been I've been hoping and wishing and fantasizing at some point about building my own structure. Not done this and I've thought about it ever since I had Kevin Kelly on the podcast founding editor of Wired Magazine incredible guy mean really the real life world's most interesting man in so many ways, you know, a an impeccable technology futurist who has an Amish beard and spends time with the Amish. It's a little people can listen to the episode. It's a long story, but I asked him what every person should do at least once in their lifetime and he said build a home build a house. And I've every time this is a lesson. I need to relearn over and over again. I use my hands in that capacity that manual labor reward. Like you said, it's just unbelievable. Even yesterday. I was I was purging donating a bunch of stuff that I just don't need. I was I was I was getting rid of a bunch of stuff and the but the the simple visual reward of the before and after using my hands to move a bunch of stuff around and have that before and after was so much more rewarding than some of the biggest things I've done on lat. Up top or on the web in the last few months. I felt ashamed in some ways. It's such a menial mundane set of tasks was so rewarding

dude. Yeah, Kevin Kelly is right. And this is why as a fellow lifestyle Guru admittedly a junior lifestyle Guru. I spend most of my time doing manual labor, even though I can make you know infinite money type in (expletive) into the computer and Publishing it to you know, the cult following I hardly do that at all because the Not doesn't work for everybody but certain people get incredible satisfaction out of building because it's like the Zen aspect of it. There's like physical and mental and problem-solving. It's like it's like what a human was made to do. So Kevin is right. In fact the house that I live in I also built before I built this studio I built as a slight exaggeration because there was a bit of a shell. I tore it down to like a brick shell and then rebuilt it to a different shape, but in every time like every night, especially in the Sure here when it snows I look up at the trees and like the snow falling on the roof that I made and the fireplace that I put in there and the heating system that I designed pumping water under my floors and he hiding at my feet and like this is the most satisfying thing I could possibly experience. So yeah, you should figure out a way to build something at least like a shed quarters or like a man cave type thing in your backyard and I have this thing called carpenter has mmm where I go out, too. People in need and build fun stuff with them and teach them how to build so if you ever want to do a teamwork Tim Ferriss Studio than I'm making the software now and make a quite an interesting story. I

could I could be a like an operating room assistant of sorts. You be like Hammer Hammer screwdriver screwdriver. I think I'll be more of a liability otherwise, but wow, that's

how you learn though. I'll give you the nail gun, and then you'll make some mistakes and I'll bring a welder and then you'll like it. Upload some stuff but later you'll be making fine welding lines. And yeah,

you know, I might take you up on that. I love Colorado. I've been spending more and more time in Colorado.

Well, I was assuming we would build something at your pieces of the world where you need a structure because you don't need to like build stuff for me. That's not though. Not for you. I was thinking about

the people in need, but maybe they don't want like some horrible Rochas Picasso painting has a table with their like I didn't really want some Weird thing Ferris if you could you could use parallel lines next time, please and

this case you were the person in need because you're this, you know, this accomplished guy who yet has yet a hole in your life where you haven't actually built a house yet. So so I felt sorry for you. That's all.

Alright, I will put a bookmark and that I may take you up on it.