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off of caffeine tonight. It is a, it's been a long day. It's a long week. It's a long month.

Hey, it's a long year. So much going on. We're going to be talking about all of it.

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But as promised, we're going to get into a little bit of drum roll.

The same things we needed as children are the same things we need as adults. And there's a beauty

in that. There's a consistency. And if we can really hammer that out as adults, either with our

children as parents or as adults in our adult relationships, we then let that take take itself

forward. You know, we're always trying to work on changing what we are intergenerationally

transmitting, you know, instilling and internalizing, instilling in our children and what they are

internalizing. But then also what we are spreading out based on all the different people we interact

with, the advice we give, our thought processes. You know, that's what's awesome is it's all systemic.

And we can start to make that change. And I'm always blown away by the people coming into my clinical practice, the patients

that I work with, the courage and the bravery to really look at who they are and who they want to

be. And, you know, what is essentially that disconnection.

Um, not everyone's willing to do that.

Very few people are willing to do that.

And I think it's necessary.

You know, we are beings out in the world and we got a lot of things to worry about, a lot of things to focus on.

I know, I mean, I don't want to overwhelm anybody, but think about what we need to think about.

I'm just going to keep repeating words.

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