Hey everybody, welcome back. I know it's been a little while and I'm a little disappointed. I wasn't able to put out an episode sooner because I was so late on this release. I do have another release that's almost ready to go. I'm going to put that out in a couple days, hopefully before the

weekend, but I've made that promise before. I do have multiple interviews that have already been

completed. A quick announcement, I have new peripheral hoodies and baseball teas out on the

Gen Y shop. And to get to that, you can just go out to gen Ypod.com.

Brian Carr, a dedicated listener and all-around awesome guy, made the design for me.

I went with his design over my regular logo because I thought my face on people's t-shirts

might be a little weird and narcissistic.

I can't thank you enough, Brian.

On today's episode, I actually had interviewed Sarah months ago, and I had another topic to

pair her up with, which fell through.

Sarah wrote to me and said, can we do this again?

Can I have another shot at it? And I said, sure, but why? What you're going to soon find out is Sarah suffers from OCD, a pretty extreme case. And she had never sought treatment or any sort of help for the condition.

And after speaking with me the first time, she's now talking to a therapist who is having her do

cognitive behavior therapy.

And it's a goal-oriented approach where you work to understand

certain thinking influences and behaviors and change those patterns. She is much better than she was

before. She has made huge strides forward, and it was an absolute pleasure talking to her.

So here we go.

Hello.

Hey, Sarah. How you doing?

Hey, Justin. How's it going?

I'm doing good.

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