Stig Brodersen and William Green discuss life design, exploring how to align one's life with personal values and the paradoxical nature of saying both "yes" and "no" to opportunities. They share personal frameworks, including Stig's structured 736 Framework and William's more intuitive approach, while also referencing the "Twin Peaks" analogy of diametrically opposed paths to success. They delve into the importance of relationships, learning, and the integration of work and play, touching on the wisdom of figures like Peter Kaufman, Warren Buffett, and Charlie Munger. The conversation also explores the challenges of balancing structure with openness, the role of spirituality, and the need to resist numbing oneself to truly experience and learn from life's unfolding events. They also recommend books they have read recently.
