Tony Robbins tells Patrick Bet-David why finding direction doesn't require discovering one perfect life purpose. His advice: get around people who love what they do, explore different careers firsthand and understand the work behind success before committing to a path. Robbins uses Stephen Curry to illustrate the unseen work behind mastery. Curry told ESPN he counts made shots in practice, reaching about 500 makes during summer workouts and 200–350 during the season, rather than simply taking 500 shots every single day. The bigger lesson is exposure before commitment. Robbins recommends shadowing people already doing the work you're considering, whether that's private equity, music or another career, so you're evaluating the actual lifestyle and required effort instead of an imagined version. Curry's repetition is well documented. Reporting from his rookie season described late-night workouts where he would shoot until reaching goals such as 500 makes, often after already doing extra shooting following team practice. The public highlight came after years of private repetitions.