We're up against a lot of things here.

I mean, even if you look back at, you know, why do we care scientifically, it really mattered

what people thought of us because it meant our survival, right?

If we weren't popular in a group or a crowd and we didn't go and

gather or hunt with this group and we were on our own, we literally wouldn't survive.

Hello and welcome to spirituallyry. Good afternoon.

So, Michael, how important is it to you what other people think of you?

How important do you think?

It is to me.

And were you always that way?

Well, first, I want you to answer the first question. Other people's opinions of you?

Yeah.

Yeah, you don't care.

Yes.

I've made it, it's interesting, because that's where our topic is today. And I was thinking

about it, this is probably, it's hard to say, the most important, but maybe it's certainly amongst

the most important aspects of life that we need to work on.

That there's two ways, and we'll get more deeply into this, but really, of course, there's two ways to live life.

And most of us are in the spectrum.

On one hand, is not caring at all, meaning what people think about us, not how we treat others, of course, right?

We don't just how we react to people's feelings, thoughts, words about us.

On the one side of the spectrum is not caring at all. Another one is caring completely. And most people are on the spectrum. If I had to guess, I would say most of the world it leans closer

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