Short motivational/opinion video arguing that modern society overvalues wealth and success, often at the expense of friendships and relationships. The speaker reframes the so-called "lonely epidemic" by claiming loneliness is not a disorder but a consequence/symptom of poor personal practices and lifestyle choices, not an intrinsic problem to be medicalized.
We have all these goals to become the millionaire and the billionaire now. And no one has any friends. You think I'm kidding? You know how many really successful people. I mean really successful people who. They forgot that part. We live in a lonely epidemic. And you know, we blame loneliness. Have you seen the media vilify loneliness? As if loneliness is a problem. Loneliness is not a problem. Loneliness is a consequence of practices. That's all it is. Loneliness is not a disorder. It's a symptom of bad practices.
