There are several primary things that can help offset some kind of mental or emotional struggle,

humor reminding yourself of what you're grateful for, and looking for the positive all can work.

I'm thrilled to share a podcast with you called What Could Go Right

that accomplishes that last thing really well. Instead of the despair and bad

news that we hear so repetitively, hosts Emma and Zachary talk to diverse experts who look

back at how far we come and look forward to what it will take to achieve an

even brighter future. I particularly enjoyed a conversation about anxiety

and the social media generation with psychologist Jonathan Hate and I imagine many of

you would love hearing some positivity that's based in reality and all. I'm going to

to imagine many of you would love hearing some positivity that's based in reality and also very hopeful.

I'm going to play a 60 second message from Emma so you can get a feel for her style. Is it just me, or does it seem like we're all a little overwhelmed by the constant stream of

negative news.

So many news items these days seem bleak and hopeless.

But it's essential to consider whether this negativity is actually an accurate representation

of our world and whether it's shaping our perception of it for the worse, causing us to

overlook the positive things that are happening every day.

Because despite what the news will tell you, many positive things are happening in the world every day.

That's why we invite you to join us on what could go right. of things are happening in the world every day.

That's why we invite you to join us on what could go right, where we speak with leaders

from various fields, including environmental experts, social and tech entrepreneurs, policy

setters, and more to challenge the negative narrative with evidence and

share stories that often go unnoticed by the media, providing you with a more balanced view

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