Hello, beautiful beans and welcome to the podcast episode of today. So this is an episode that I think,

at least at some stage, many people can probably

relate to. And this is dealing with the disappointment of where your life is at. It doesn't

mean that you hate your life. It doesn't mean that everything is wrong. But I think a lot of

us can relate to this feeling of like, is this where I thought I was going to be? Is this it? Is there more?

Or I thought this is the career that I wanted because I worked so hard for it or the relationship

or the city that I want to live in and now I'm living it. And it's just not, I'm not satisfied

and I'm kind of disappointed with where it's at, et cetera, et cetera,

et cetera. Okay, so I think that this can be applied with so many different parts of your life.

It can be applied if you think that you are falling behind, quote, unquote, your peers

or your friends. It could be applied to if you are, you're like, I'm too old to change something.

So I just, I'm not going to change it.

It can be applied to so many things.

So I think almost anyone can relate.

Before, before we do that, I do have a science fact.

And I'm not sure if I've covered this before or not.

But the fact that I don't remember means that you guys probably wouldn't remember either

unless you've just randomly found this in the back catalog.

But we're talking about genes, dominant and recessive genes, okay?

Because I think that we've all probably heard about, you know, when genes get passed down

and hence someone can be a carrier for a certain gene or a certain disease or a disorder

or a trait okay so we're going to talk about that so that way you can really understand what a

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