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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

I'm Kennedy and I'm going to save your summer.

Summer boils down to a couple of things, some very basic elements because we oftentimes

tend to overcomplicate things.

We want to do too much with too little.

We want to improve so many aspects of our lives that perfect becomes the enemy of the good.

And then we don't have a great summer. So what I've been realizing is I meditate on summerness. And this summer is probably

the most necessary one we have ever had with our pandemic emergence and our need for socializing,

being together, celebrating, eating and drinking, and looking so hot. So that's what I'm going to help you do. I'm going to help you do that because I care. I'm going to be honest with you. There's a lot of non-caring. There's a lot of dishonesty. There are a lot of cairns who are not caring. And I'm not going to be one of them. I am a summer saving person, and in this

episode, I'm a, I'm a rock your hot world. You ready? Good. Okay, the first one, I've realized because,

you know, I try and live by the platonic credo. The unexamined life is not worth living. Maybe it's Socratic. You can argue amongst

yourselves. Plato wrote it. He gave Socrates the credit. But the point is we have to constantly

look at what we're doing. We have to go through the thorough and difficult self-examination if we

are going to come out on the other side. And so I try and do that personally, spiritually,

philosophically, and I have realized through this deep self-examination that I am making a full

transformation into Helen Roper. And, you know, I fought that for a while. I did. I tried to

fight the good fight because I always thought that I was Natalie Portman and Black Swan.

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