I'm hanging out with students. I live with them on campus. I live with them in their courtyard.

And I hang out with them directly. And I started just seeing how miserable college students were,

you know, just the levels of depression, the levels of even things like suicidal ideation.

And just like the general like trying to fast forward their life, you know, you ask students how

it's going, it's like, I can't wait to get to end of the week. I can't wait to get to end of

the semester. And I was like, they're they're missing it. You know, this is a one time you're going

to be a college with your friends. Hey, everyone. Welcome back to on purpose. The number one

health podcast in the world. Thanks to each and every one of you. I just wanted to say, I've been

noticing that so many of you have been sharing the insights, the nuggets wisdom on Instagram,

on Twitter, on Facebook. And I'm so grateful. I love scanning through and seeing what you're

noticing, what you're practicing, what you're experimenting with. So keep that going. And thank you all

so much for the incredible reviews. I actually read through them personally. And it warms my heart

to see the incredible impact that some of my guests and some of my solo episodes have had in your

life. So thank you so much for sharing those. Those are not unnoticed. I recognize each and every one

of them as much as I can. And I wish I could personally write to each and every one of you and say,

thank you. So I'm saying that right now. And today's guest is someone that I'm so excited to

introduce to you. I've been following her for an extremely long time. And I'm currently this week

at the West Creek Ranch at the Arthur M. Bank Family Foundation. And we're talking about the state

of well-being in America. And this lady is absolutely phenomenal. If you've not seen her work yet,

you're in for a real treat. But she's a psychologist, an expert in human behavior. And she actually

teaches the most popular class at Yale of all time, which is an incredible achievement in and of

itself. And so you're going to get to be a part of that class today. So you can pretend that you're

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