Everybody has to figure out that push and pull that over time incrementally leads to, extraordinary progress.
English phrasal verb
figure out
To understand or solve something.
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When you take the subway, when you share a TikTok, when you talk to your Alexa at home, they are collecting your data and figuring out new ways to weaponize it.
Instead of figuring out who to punish, figure out how to repair the harm.
Your pockets are full, even your parents' are empty, And now you've got to figure out what to spend it on.
So it kind of goes back again, you just have to figure out what it is you wanna say and how to say it.
Sometimes you need to get knocked down before you can really figure out what your, what your fight is, and how you need to fight it.
Like you can I think when we figure out what causes Mm.
And so then we need to figure out new roles for what, you know, what do those people do.