For me the movie really exposed our general lack of empathy and consideration towards others

who are different from us or those who are mentally challenged.

Hey everyone, welcome back to on-purpose.

My name is Jay Shetty and today's podcast is all about what the Joker gets right and

wrong about mental health and seven ways we can improve hours.

Now you don't have to have seen the Joker to listen to this podcast.

You don't have to have wanted to watch the movie.

You don't have to have seen the movie already.

You don't have to watch it afterwards.

This podcast is really focused on how we can improve our mental health, how we can take

care of ourselves better.

I was just writing about this this morning.

I was thinking that when our body gets tired, we usually sleep.

But when our mind gets tired, what do we do?

We eat, drink, we party, we try too hard, right?

We stay up late looking for that entertainment.

We watch a show on TV or we watch some show on some digital channel like we don't rest.

And this is one of our biggest challenges.

So today I'm going to do something a little different.

And for those of you who listen closely, you know I absolutely love movies.

Like love movies I always, always have, especially movies with meaning, movies with messages,

movies with interesting characters with fascinating plots and deeper insights behind them.

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