Jesse Ferrell and guests explore how external events like status and money shape identity, and why people over-prepare as a way to cope with constant change. One speaker highlights a contribution from Justin.
Together.
It's the foundation of knowing who we are. As we get more status, more accolades, more money in the bank, better homes, growth of family. Let's hold on to a strong foundation, the conviction for that.
That's why they wrote.
Right? You wrote managed care plans too. Wow.
They are gone.
It feels like we don't have control much. They control it.
And who's they? Oh, and it's a bit of a. It's a bit of a wave. Is that a new wave or a continued wave?
Continuous.
And what can we do about it? What it say is we wave a.
Very important things. One is change.
Yeah.
And. And the other one is that from my point of view is the procrastination in the, in the preparation, preparation stage. I. I see people in life spending way too much fun, too much time in preparing to be ready.
Right.
And then all of a sudden you get stuck in preparing to be ready and you never go. You know, I think it's important to go and there, you know, and really embrace that change.
So.
Let's give him n5. What is n. All we know we have is right now, correct?
Yeah.
Life is a lot shorter than we believe it is. As you get more mature or older with the way you like to look at it, you get a better sense of that.
I have high hopes for tonight and we've been talking about this for years and years and you've exceeded my expectations. Literally. We prepared. Well, I prepared about literally about 15 minute conversation with Justin. He came and visited Stephanie and myself and talked about. What do you want? What do you want me to talk about? We gave him a rundown about 15, 20 minutes and this is what he put together for us. That was really amazing. You nailed it.