realising that thus far, it was the search for our mountain.
a mountain that is ambitious enough and worthy of climbing.
a high enough to build a beacon of light at the top.
feeling the relief of finding this mountain after years of searching.
the humbleness for the journey ahead.
the patience to reach the top.
the understanding of the many learnings that await.
the readiness to endure many failed attempts.
the excitement and thrill of climbing it.
The Unreasonable Art of Living
#64 - Finding your mountain to climb
#64 - Finding your mountain to climb
The Unreasonable Art of Living
This is my life’s work in public. A raw documentation of the unreasonable art of living: thoughts, failures, experiments, emotions, conversations. I’m figuring it out as I go, learning, building, questioning, creating.
The podcast is also where my co-founder Justin and I document our journey building Eleven Dunbar, what it actually feels like to launch something that matters. The tension. The doubt. The meaning behind it.
And because intensity needs balance, we started a new format: I teach Justin AI tools while we build the internet’s strangest, most impractical ideas, submitted by you. Everything we make gets open-sourced.
This is for the engineer who secretly writes poetry, the founder or leader who wants to learn how to play again, the artist curious about how AI can expand their expression, and the builder who refuses to become typical.
This is about staying original in an age of automation.
About mastering the art of being human.
“The reasonable person adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable person.” - George Bernard Shaw
This is my life’s work in public. A raw documentation of the unreasonable art of living: thoughts, failures, experiments, emotions, conversations. I’m figuring it out as I go, learning, building, questioning, creating.
The podcast is also where my co-founder Justin and I document our journey building Eleven Dunbar, what it actually feels like to launch something that matters. The tension. The doubt. The meaning behind it.
And because intensity needs balance, we started a new format: I teach Justin AI tools while we build the internet’s strangest, most impractical ideas, submitted by you. Everything we make gets open-sourced.
This is for the engineer who secretly writes poetry, the founder or leader who wants to learn how to play again, the artist curious about how AI can expand their expression, and the builder who refuses to become typical.
This is about staying original in an age of automation.
About mastering the art of being human.
“The reasonable person adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable person.” - George Bernard ShawAppears in episode
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