A humorous rant about the struggles of getting older, running a company, and dealing with bodily functions, along with acknowledging the challenges of dating at 48 or 49 years of age.
Devaluation is a powerful tool in changing one's behavior. Studies show that if one can devalue a habit, such as smoking, they are more likely to change their behavior and stay quit for a longer period of time.
This episode focuses on the dangers of holding on to busy-ness and confronting the idea that being busy is the same as being important. The speaker encourages listeners to reflect on how their own busyness is serving them, and if it's not, to make a change.
The speaker expresses their concern about vaccine mandates, stating that they are not against vaccines or medication, but rather against being told what to put in their body. They believe in having the choice to decide for themselves.
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld ruminates on his inability to accept the lack of an afterlife, the fear of death and the impact of a simple yo-yo in his life. He also ponders on the origin of an interesting question about the positive impact of inexpensive purchases on life.