I am on a journey to discover the many faces of truth and see if I can find beauty in each one of them. I have learned through my endeavor as an early stage investor that there's no such thing as one truth and it's extremely difficult to discover all the truths. As I age I find the sharpness of emotion gets dulled and I work hard at trying to retain that sharpness. I love life in all its hues, colors and dimensions and consider myself the luckiest person I know.
During one of the sessions at our annual Sundance gathering a few weeks ago, our friend Rudy Karsan offered up that he has only learned three things in his life. This caught our attention for two reasons. The first - if you know Rudy, you know he is so full with wisdom, and so to hear him say he has only learned a few things in his life made us all say, “wait…what??”
But the second was the #1 thing he learned - to trust his gut. To drill down deeper, Pip and Brynne recorded a podcast with Rudy on what he means by this - what is the gut? What is it made up of? How do you learn to trust it when it comes to making decisions, big and small?
We are sharing the podcast, fully of Rudy’s wisdom, with you below!
Question for Rudy:
Can you recall a specific moment in the last four months that you were in what you would consider to be “nature” and thought or felt for at least a split second that “maybe all is actually right with the world” ?