Where did your vision come from?
Um, hmm.
My vision has changed.
Ah, well, I suppose what happened was I realized that the vision of wanting to
get to enable people to get unstuck has shifted a bit because I'm doing that.
So I suppose I've achieved my original vision, um, which was just working in
full-time employment.
It's like the number of people I could affect and make a difference in was
restricted.
So it's as if, you know, the more I work with the same team, it's like, well, I've
done my work here with this team.
So, yeah.
So I suppose the vision to leave was to take landscaping your life into the world,
allow more people access to it, which I now have done.
So the new vision is to support a rewilding effort that's happening here in
the UK, in Scotland.
And so that motivates me and sort of adds to the, yeah, well, I can see that vision
being something I can do until I die because some of the vision, um, isn't that,
is not actually going to be realizable until I'm no longer here because some of
the things that we want to do to rewild Scotland may take decades to happen.
Um, so I think it's the changing the vision to something that I can then,
yeah, see myself doing when I'm 70 or 80.
I've always said, I don't think I'll retire because I like writing.
I like podcasting.
So, so long as I've still got the energy for that, I'll keep doing it.