most people's lives are determined by how they choose to cure their boredom. What's that

mean? Oh man. The story of that came from my friend, my YouTube editor. We were out

getting dinner one night and he said he wanted to start a company called board, like, you know,

just a little passion project. And it was because he had been bored for so long in his life

that he, the only options that he saw were to do the typical things that you do in your board.

You scroll on your phone, maybe you watch Netflix, you hang out with

friends. There isn't really something to build towards. Right. And so I kind of ideated that with him for

a decent amount of time because the reason he wanted to start that specifically was to give people,

help people create a project that they could work on

that would help cure their boredom. And so that kind of ties into another tweet I wrote,

where if you're bored, build. So build your body, build your business, build anything,

really, just focus that boredom towards something that isn't,

it isn't giving the opportunity for entropy to take hold.

You'll know Parkinson's law, work expands to fill the time given to it.

This almost feels like it could be Co's law, which would be life expands to fill the bored time given to it. This almost feels like it could be Co's Law, which would be

life expands to fill the boredom given to it. What's funny is that I have a Coz Law, but it was

for, yeah, it was for creative work. So, man, what was it? It was something along the lines of the same thing where it's creative work.

The work expands, the results expand to fit the time allotted for completion, where my whole

thing with that is, since I didn't have a job for too long, I had worked part-time jobs for quite a while,

but I was freelance pretty quickly out of a job. And what I started to realize is that when you

progress through freelance work and then I got introduced to social media and digital products,

physical products, other things that I just wasn't aware of at the time.

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