So instead of looking around constantly what everybody else is doing, think about why would things work in the space?

What makes a difference in the space that you're working in and start going from there?

Welcome to the Ignited Recovery podcast, a new way forward for anyone looking for answers but feeling left out.

If you've been searching for empowerment, triumph, and purpose, you've found them right here.

You won't hear the same solutions and you're not going to have any excuses to fall back on,

because ignited recovery allows heroes to rise and become their best selves.

I'm Dr. Adi Jaffe, and I can't wait to be your guide on this journey.

Are you ready to become an ignited hero?

Today's topic might seem really weird, so I'm going to preface where this comes from for me. I'm always talking to everybody about recovery, addictions, mental health, how to get people more connected to their purpose.

Some of my friends, definitely my wife, but some of my friends are probably just sick and tired of it, to be perfectly honest,

I got it.

Can we just talk about sports or anything

else that's going on in the universe and not self-improvement constantly? But one of the people that I got

connected to recently is an inspiration anyway. His name's Justin McClod. He's the guy who started

hinge the app and he and I ended up talking about recovery in different ways as well. Obviously, he created something to help people connect. But one of the initial ideas was how do you create real connection, right? So it was not like just the swipe and picture based kind of thing, but it was more conversationally based, et cetera. That was his goal. Anyway, we ended up talking about a lot of things related to recovery, self-improvements, psychedelics, I mean, a really, really broad range of conversations. And as we were

having the discussion, I started pitching or talking to him about some things that were going on for me

and ignited and just asking for opinions. And so he sent me this blog article from a website

called Wait, but Why. If nobody's heard me this blog article from a website called Wait, but Why.

If nobody's heard of this blog, which I hadn't until he sent me a link, the guy, Tim, goes super deep on topics.

And essentially his method is whenever there's something that comes up that he doesn't understand well. He will go in for hours and

hours and research that one thing until he could explain it very late language, which is actually

really nice to read. And then once he understands that, he'll write an entire blog article on

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