Welcome to Office Hours. I'm David Meltzer, and I am blessed. And if you don't think I'm blessed,

look at the people that have joined me, Tamika Taylor, Pace Morby, and Rick Jordan,

but especially blessed when you have Liz Clayman as our guest. Welcome back, my dear friend,

the unbelievable genius, gorgeous genius is how I define her today. Thank you for joining us.

Keep it coming. My cranium is expanding. Well, we love you and we hope to see you in person soon.

She's the number one business news anchor woman in the entire country and well-deserved, by the way,

has her pulse on people. And that's where I want

to start my question. I've been studying circumstance. And I think a lot of people, because of

media, have an overload of circumstance. There's so many different circumstances. But we lived in a

more vacuumous environment.

There was just less circumstance, and it really is paralyzing people.

It's creating anxiety and separation and a feeling of overwhelmed, combined with these social silos

that then control the circumstances to skew our opinions in our ability to think.

You're at the forefront of this type of silo, and you get over flooded with the circumstances as well.

I was wondering how you see things from your perspective, how they're going,

and where you would guide people as they're overwhelmed

and overloaded with circumstance. Well, I hope it makes people feel better if they hear that,

you're right, David, I am overwhelmed. Sometimes I say, you know, my emotional bandwidth is

completely stuffed. There is no more room. And I wish I could like pull

something out and let what happened yesterday come out. But I just, everything's coming at us.

And I know that that is incredibly difficult for a lot of people who are worried about their finances,

worried if they're going to keep their job, worried about the stock market, worried about their

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