The Michael Berry Show.

I want to ask you to do yourself a favor right now and rock somebody's world.

You know, in conversation with people, I find that we devote a lot of energy to consuming

content.

And we devote a lot of energy to the internal conversation within our own head of where

we stand on issues and who we're going to support, whether it's DeSantis or Trump, and who

we're against and how much we're against them and how bad Biden and Schiff and Pelosi

and all of them are important, no doubt, important should be done.

And sadly, a lot of people don't do it.

But we are getting diminishing returns at some point because we are consuming what would

appear to be the same swirl of information from the same echo chamber day in and day

out, which leads to a sense of frustration that nothing's being done, just not.

But part of that becomes, if it's what I talk about 16 hours a day, all day, every

day and all I ever think about, then even one day of talking about it is interminable

because it's all I'm talking about.

You have to have some level of balance to make it.

Soldiers in war don't fight the war in the minute the battle is over, repair to their

tents, and talk about the war.

They make music.

They write letters home, they compose poetry.

They look at a picture of their girl and pine for her in the town they lived in.

They send a letter to their mom and tell her how much they loved her.

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