LifePass Drop Your Limits, Rise to Your Potential -A Groundbreaking Approach to Goal Setting

But beyond all of that, she is the founder of ClassPass and the author of this incredible new book called Life Pass, Drop Your Limits, Rise to Your Potential.

Her name is Payal Kadakia, and you need to go and grab this book.

You've got your amazing new book out, which I was fortunate enough to read before.

I actually had a conversation just like this... I said to him, I said, well, let's ask this question differently. I said, what if you ask the question, what problem can I solve?

I love that you just said you had to fight to dance. Because I think we think that purpose should just flow... But you said you had to fight.

And it's literally the opening of my book.

I read in your book, you know, there's certain pain points we encounter where we realize, okay, I can solve this problem.

One of the quotes from your book is that about failure being a data point, not an endpoint.

There's a whole chapter where I talk about money because money is the most trapping thing.

I've written it on a postit note because I was on a plane and I looked at it and I had done everything on my dream list.

It's called LifePass, Drop Your Limits and Rise to Your Potential.

And I remember actually going back to my book and realizing that these tools and tips are actually muscles you have to develop to be able to say, what is my true north?

I actually talk about this at the, in the afterward of my book, how someone five years ago asked me this question, which stuck with me. He said, how does it feel that you'll never build anything as big as Classfest in your life again?

So for me, I always felt that people always ask me, how did I do this? Which obviously people can just listen to your podcast to get that. But honestly, I think especially for me being a woman of color, an Indian woman, right, I really knew I lived by a different set of rules and methodologies.

And I knew I had to give that to other people. It honestly felt like a responsibility for me to do this. The people close to me knew I operated by a different way of life and a different set of rules, and that's how I always got things done.