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Dr. Robin Burzen is the founder and CEO of Parsley Health. And she's also a Simma Kamladi graduate

of the University of Pennsylvania. She completed medical school at Columbia University's College of

Physicians and Surgeons and trained in Eternal Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital here in New York City.

She is eight a long time a friend of Colleen and I and she's also part of our health coaching program

here at MBG. And today she's back on the show to chat about her new must read book titled

State Change and Anxiety Beat Burnout and Ignite a new baseline of energy and flow.

Robin, welcome. Hi, so good to see you. So good to have you back on the show. I loved your book

State Change. I'm like with a subtitle like End Anxiety Beat Burnout and Ignite a new baseline

of energy and flow. What's not to love? So congratulations. Thank you. Thank you.

And so what I'm curious is you're a real doctor. You're out there and you're seeing patients

in your office physically and virtually and you've got a staff of doctors at Parsley.

And you know, we're recording this in mid-December and this is going to air in mid-January and

who knows how much the world will change between now and then hopefully not too much. But I am

curious, like what are you seeing more of in your practice right now in our post-COVID, peak COVID?

I don't know what to call it world. What do you see? Well, I think that COVID unearthed a silent

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