Doing something just for the sake of doing it
Not for optics. Not for outcomes. Doing something just for the sake of doing it — just because.
Doing something just for the sake of doing it means not doing it for optics, not for particular outcomes, and not to get something else — just because. Optics and outcomes definitely have their place. A lot of people don't comprehend what that means yet.
Not for optics
The speaker asks you to imagine not doing anything for optics.
Not for particular outcomes
Not doing anything for particular outcomes. Not doing anything to get something else. Imagine that.
Those things have their place
Optics and outcomes definitely have their place. The point is not that they never matter.
Just for the sake of doing it
Imagine doing something just for the sake of doing it — just because. A lot of you don't comprehend that. A lot of you have no clue what that means.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does doing something just for the sake of doing it mean?
- It means not doing it for optics, not for particular outcomes, and not to get something else — just because.
- Should you never do things for optics or outcomes?
- No. The speaker says those things definitely have their place.
- Why do people struggle with doing something just because?
- The speaker says a lot of you don't comprehend that, and have no clue what it means to just do something just because.
- What is the speaker asking you to imagine?
- Imagine not doing anything for optics or particular outcomes, then imagine doing something just for the sake of doing it.