You be shocked how many of Middle Americans wake up in the morning, exhausted.

They get breakfast for their kids. They go off to work at a long commute.

70% of Americans do not like their job. They come home tired. They don't have time.

They make a crappy dinner for their kids. They watch as you pointed out to me today,

1.5 hours of Netflix every night, and that's after social media and watching Network TV.

And then they go to sleep and don't get enough sleep.

Hey everyone, welcome back to On Purpose. Thank you so much for coming back to the podcast.

I'm so excited because this week I'm with the Arthur and Blank Foundation.

We're in West Creek. We're in this beautiful, beautiful ranch. It's in Montana.

It's absolutely stunning. I wish you could see this view. We'll probably edit in some.

Be role so you can actually see the beautiful grounds that we're in. And we're here for a summit and a series

and looking into health and well-being in America. And as part of this, I found out that a group of people

that I deeply look up to are here. And out of that, I have the honor of sitting down with two of them today.

And their work has been huge. I've actually made videos on this work.

I've mentioned it in several of my coaching sessions. I've credited it,

I've credited it, specific amount of times in so many different talks that I've given.

So that I actually sit down with both of them is truly, truly meaningful to me.

So let me give you a quick overview. Dan Buehner is an explorer, national geographic fellow,

award-winning journalist and producer, and a New York Times bestselling author.

And Ben Lidl is a transformative business leader who envisions and creates world-class companies.

Together they co-founded a company called Blue Zones that helps people live longer,

better lives by improving their environment. And the reason why this is so, so meaningful to me

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