A short YouTube monologue (speaker reflects) about resisting the fast pace of modern life and encouraging intentional living. The speaker contrasts contemporary quick-fix norms with the practice of slowing down, eating together, and living a life one intends, linking this idea to the 'Built to Lead' language and the art of living.
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Everything that we do goes against kind of society, right? And just the pace, I mean, that's why we call this like we're building a second nature. Because everything about our work, it's kind of like do more, right? It's always about kind of doing more. You can think about just lifestyle. You know, people used to spend time slowing down and eating together, you know, not long ago, like my parents generation. And now, you know, food has become something that's like, well, how can we make it more accessible and quicker, right? Everything about this is quick. And this work is anything but the quick fix. It is opposite of what everything around us is telling us to do, which is go faster. So I think it's really, really hard for any of us to slow down because that's not the norm. It's not what we're almost trained to do. It's about waking up and living the life you intend. So that's, I think, as TCD as it gets without them knowing the language, right? The build to lead language of becoming a master in the art of living. I mean, that's what it's about. But I do believe it's about waking people up and getting them to live the life they intend.