Luca teaches us that the monsters we fear most often aren't monsters at all — they're just people we haven't understood yet. And sometimes the biggest reframe isn't about other people. It's about how we see the problems in front of us.

Ryan Boswell — hedge fund general partner, serial entrepreneur, and one of the most connected young business minds in Utah — joins Ryan Gregerson to talk about building a career on perspective, not a plan. After dropping out of college, bouncing through an AI startup, a nonprofit, and a cold plunge business with three thousand dollars in the bank and payroll due Friday, Ryan has built his life by asking one simple question in every hard moment: Why is this happening for me?

Using Pixar's Luca as our lens, we explore how limiting beliefs keep us on the ocean floor, what it takes to silence the Bruno in your head, and why the way you see the problem is the problem.

🎯 3 Actionable Takeaways

1. Pause and Ask "Am I Being Pulled or Pushed?" — Take 15–20 minutes to evaluate whether you're forcing yourself into your current path or being naturally drawn toward it. Why it works: Pull creates sustainable momentum. Push creates burnout.
2. Reframe "Why Is This Happening TO Me?" to "Why Is This Happening FOR Me?" — When something goes sideways, pause before reacting. Why it works: It shifts you out of victim mentality into what Ryan calls champion mentality — where you're solving the problem instead of suffering through it.
3. Build the Muscle of Looking at Things Differently — Practice noticing the world around you with genuine curiosity. Why it works: The same muscle that helps you read a billboard differently is what helps you reframe stuck relationships, hard conversations, and your own inner critic.

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