Well, hey, you guys, I am thrilled to have Nero Fliciano with us today.

She is a cognitive psychotherapist, yes, and an expert on psychology and brain science.

She's also a wife and a mom of four.

And her new book, All Is Comish is Out.

And she is just incredible, you guys.

She has such incredible wisdom and insight.

She's one of my favorite people.

So the fact that she is here in studio, I'm just so excited about.

All right, make sure to like, subscribe, and share this episode with a friend.

And here is our conversation. I'm so glad you're here. Me too. This makes me so happy. Okay. So as we're going into the holidays, you have been talking about the subject, thinking about this subject a lot with just the world. Because number one, your book, All Is Comish. Yes is out. And I love it. Allish, Comish.

Good.

Such a fun, such a fun title.

It's true, right?

It is.

Is.

Yes.

Yeah.

Never fully, it feels like.

So I'm curious from you with your perspective of why do you feel like we are the way we are in America today of just overabund, of not just like the consumer side and like the buying of the holidays, but our time, like our expectations, like where we

have to be, all of that. Like, does it feel like a lot? And has it always been like that?

Or am I just a grown up now? And I feel like I realize it.

I'm a therapist and just hearing you say that makes me feel overwhelmed.

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