Good evening, one. It is Dr. Nygrogan with the next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

Another humbling week of being able to talk with so many people from different parts of the world.

I'd never imagined when I started this.

Thank you, Dad, for encouraging it, that we would reach the size and the level and the degree of the audience.

And I do my best to get back to everybody who calls, texts, emails me.

Very passionate about this.

And if I haven't gone back to,

reach out in whichever platform you have,

and I will do my best to get back to you this week.

Today's topic is excuses.

Now, I may have mentioned this before, but Julie was introduced to Wayne Dyer,

who was a psychologist from, I think, Lexington, Massachusetts. And I had never heard of him before.

And he is a psychologist who did an amazing job of assimilating various disciplines of spirituality, God.

So they think people confuse God with religion that's another episode or topic that we'll do um science philosophy into really a way to explain the human condition.

And I don't do much therapy anymore, as I've mentioned.

And the few people that I do see, I primarily treat borderline personality disorder and a few others.

But, you know, my job is primarily as a neuropsychologist is a diagnostician.

And, you know, my whole job is, I think I've said this in one of the episodes, is to find out what's wrong with you or a family member.

And I had somebody a few weeks ago, I was like,

said, the report doesn't say anything nice. That doesn't tell, talk with my strengths. And I said,

the tests aren't designed to do that. They're designed to figure out what's wrong. And that's the

hardest part of what I do because I want to, uh, well, let's back up a second.

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