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we're going to be talking about something that we did an episode on, I think back in episode 84.

It was called Hollywood in the home. Heidi and I talked about this episode and it was mostly focused upon how social media

is really having an adverse effect on the personality development of our kids and how

it affects families, you know, just in their normal interaction.

Today I want to focus on a specific type of way that social media has been changing people's personality.

And in some cases, it hasn't been allowing their personality to fully develop.

But in most cases, it's just tweaking and making the personality a lot different than it would have been.

If any person I'm referring to has someone in their life had it has been

struggling with social media maybe someone that you feel is getting a little bit lost

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