Mark and the speaker play a game together for the first time, but when the speaker loses a spoon, Mark flies into a blind rage.
The speaker recalls his experience of figuring out how to assemble chairs in a limited time and space, leading him to realize the vast possibilities in overcoming challenges.
In order to let go of old identities that no longer serve us, we need to focus on the next version of ourselves that aligns with our values and aspirations. This way, we can give ourselves permission to release the limiting beliefs that hold us back from growth and transformation.
Two improvisers discuss their recent scene and seek feedback from a third, who was impressed with the outcome but initially skeptical.
"If" by Roger Kipling is a mantra of advice from a father to a son, inspiring traits like self-control, perseverance, and humility.