2025-03-10
1 小时 5 分钟To me,
I think of weird
as a strategic commitment to not fit in. Jennie Wood has lived a life of what she calls wild courage.
Crafting a stunning 18 year career, leading a team at Google that generated billions,
chasing her future husband off a New York City subway to get his number,
even learning to fly planes,
and really just living a life beyond fear by accessing what she calls wild courage,
which is also the name of her groundbreaking new book that reclaims
and redefines traits like being shameless,
selfless and nosy as fuel for amazing outcomes in work, relationships and life.
Serendipity isn't found, it's made.
What do you think is the relationship between ambition and serendipity?
Then ambitious people close the gap between what they want and what they get.
What do we risk losing when we're not wildly courageous?
We risk losing.
It's 2011 and I'm riding the New York City subway home from work.
And about 20ft away from me is this really good looking guy.
And I am really taken by him.
It's like gorgeous blue eyes, perfectly quaffed, five o'clock shadow.
And I want to approach him, but something stops me.