Honestly, I don't know whether to laugh or to cry these days.

It's just like...

It's a mix of all emotions.

The only thing you have is you have to dance.

It's so funny, a friend of mine asked me the other day,

how am I doing?

I was at a friend's birthday.

And I was saying, he said to me, how are we doing?

And I said to him, I don't know how to answer that question anymore because A,

which layer of me are you wanting to know?

B, how well do I know the person who's asking the question?

And also, I hate answering when it's just like um like a like a niceness like how are you

yeah I'm good how are you I'm good um so yeah but it got me thinking about a lot of other things

I was in Miami for a talk that I did the other day and I put a question question box on my, on my thing when I fly,

like I always do. And someone asked me, how do you manage social anxiety at places like

got Basel? And I thought this would be a really good episode coming up to Christmas and to New Year's because

a lot of us are either going to a lot of parties, spending time with family. It's a lot to

navigate. And I think especially when you've changed since you lost in environments like that

or saw those people. So from a human design

lens, social anxiety is so, it's so pricks the very nexus of the whole point of this thing

because human design is called the science of differentiation,

which means if we believe that we are all so amazingly unique and radically way more than

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