Good evening, everyone. It's Dr. Daegro again with our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

Another great humbling week. I've had a really fun time interacting with a lot of you guys via text, email through psychology today.

A lot of you guys are really humbling um people have said they've decided to enter uh get back into school in the fall and study psychology based on the podcast that uh julie and i are doing she she's uh with me tonight uh she always kind of circles the wagon and then pops in when she feels it's appropriate

So again very very humbling and I think I've gotten back to everybody so this is just a really really cool

Experience as I say every week, but I

Want to recognize that and and and there's true

sincerity because the last thing I have is an ego I don't do well with people who have

ego so we just got back from visiting Julie's parents who live out in Jabip from where we are in Duxbury, Massachusetts.

Had a really great time.

And we were listening, I think I mentioned this before, if you guys get a chance to listen to Wayne Dyer, D-Y-E-R, I think he's from Lexington, Massachusetts.

And he's unfortunately passed away, but he was a clinical psychologist who did a phenomenal job of integrating spirituality, Chinese philosophy, psychology, science, uh, into really helping us to understand the human condition.

And, um, so as we were driving back, as I said, you know, Julie's always like, what are you

talking about this week? And I'm like, I don't know. It will just kind of come to me.

But there was this really great quote that I want to share with you guys.

Again, he references a lot of the scholars, whether it's Plato, Aristotle,

Socrates, St. France of Assisi. But a great quote was by Victor Hugo. The quote is,

there's nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come. And I think that's such an

empowering statement in and of itself, because as humans and as individuals, we are capable of doing so much.

We all have thoughts and ideas, ambitions, dreams, passions.

We don't always follow them.

I remember listening to another individual who said, asked the question, like, where's the wealthiest place in the world?

And I was really surprised and taken back when I, he said the answer, but it makes a lot of sense.

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