Hey, it's Jay Chetty with On Purpose. My newest episode is out now with Jordan Peterson.

To be open to learning does mean at least to some degree, always asking, what am I doing wrong?

What do I have to give up? What do I have to transform? That could be very painful.

There isn't anything better that you can do with failure, no matter how unjust, than to learn from.

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Trust me, you won't want to miss this one.

Just want to take a moment to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving.

I hope that you're able to take some time off, spend it with your family, with your friends,

with your loved ones, and just enjoy the moment and enjoy the day. I know that I'm so grateful

for my family. I'm so grateful for my friends. I'm thankful and grateful for a job that I love doing,

being able to share this with you, and hopefully bring on some great guests that you find

interesting and have

conversations that are important. I'm also so thankful for the directional change in the country,

the outcome of this election. We were on a terrible track and I'm just so thankful that the country

as a whole made a decision to change and we're able to vote our way out of the direction that we're heading in.

And in that light, I want to reshare an episode I did with Dr. J. Badatiria.

He, of course, was announced recently by Donald Trump to be his director of National Institutes of Health.

This is someone who in October 2020 author the Great Barrington Declaration

where he was calling for an end to the COVID lockdowns. We know that the COVID lockdowns

did tremendous harm to the country financially. Businesses were shut down as a result, you know,

churches were shut down. You have kids still far behind in school because of the

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