Now, my question, which I'll get to in just a moment, is from an insight that really struck my heart.

You see, this brilliant gentleman named Oliver Berkman made a keen observation, and he said,

The average human lifespan is absurdly, insultingly brief.

Assuming you live to be about 80, you have just over 4,000 weeks.

Oh, I mean, did that hit you in the gut like it hit me?

Four thousand weeks.

I don't know about you, but to me, that does not seem like a very long time at all.

Now, assuming that the vast majority of people watching the show right now are like you,

meaning you are not an infant, that means you've already blown through quite a big chunk of your 4,000 week elatement.

That is a sobering wake-up call, am I right?

And, you know, I think many of us have been experiencing what I call

the great reassessment. In fact, I think a lot of folks are reassessing their lives and asking

themselves some very important questions like, how do I want to spend my time differently moving

forward? I mean, do I really want to be on my phone

for hours a day looking at social media, people trying to convince you how great they are? Do I really

want to keep working these punishing 10 to 12 hour days staring at a computer screen as though I'm

going to get some grand first prize hustle trophy at the end? Or will I ever get to

write that novel or learn that language or take more trips or spend more time with my family

while they're actually still alive? I got to say, from my perspective, the great reassessment

is actually this magical window of opportunity to make some long overdue changes.

So with that in mind, I'm really curious, where are you in terms of the great reassessment?

Has this been on your mind lately and in your heart lately?

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