Are Religious People Terribly Misguided

Religion gives people a framework to live and to enjoy life in the same way as tech obsession fuels the lives of tech workers in San Francisco. A belief system is a set of shortcuts and traditions, and it doesn't need to be justified to add value.

Below the Line with James Beshara · #11 — Sahil Lavingia — Solo Journey · at 19:15 · June 14th, 2019 ·Transcript

On this episode

Who Is Sahil Lavingia at 0:00
What Is Living In Provo, Utah Like at 2:48
Why Did Sahil Lavingia Move To Provo Utah at 5:49
What's Wrong With San Francisco at 9:20
Was It Hard To Be An Outsider In Utah at 13:06
Are Religious People Terribly Misguided at 19:15
What Is The Best Way To Create More at 22:35
What Is The Best Way To Be Good At Something at 30:49
What Is The Major Difference In Aspirations Between San Francisco And Utah at 31:53
Do You Find Provo To Be A More Creative Place Than San Francisco at 36:07
Why Did Sahil Lavingia Start Attending The Mormon Church at 38:28
Why Go To Church Even Though You Do Not Believe In The Faith at 42:39
Why And How Did Sahil Lavingia Write "reflecting On My Failure To Build A Billion Dollar Company" at 49:49
How Did Sahil Lavingia Start Gumroad at 1:01:01