Well, it's so nice to meet you. I'm honestly, I'm so excited for today because I absolutely

love you. I mean, following you on social media and seeing everything that you post, it's

a lot of times it's like a slap in the face to me because I will say I do not live my life

and the cleanest healthy as to why. But it's just an honor to be sitting in front of you,

so thank you. Well, thank you for helping me spread the message.

No, for sure. And over time, the more you love yourself, the more you do the right

things. Because it's never because I should do this or I should do that. It's because

you want the best life possible. For sure. And so I help people do things that help them

feel good now and later, versus now, but not later. Yes. So let's introduce yourself

and for people who may not know who you are, what you do, what you stand for and all

of those things. So I'm a psychiatrist. I'm a general psychiatrist and also a child

and adolescent psychiatrist. And I'm bored, certified in both. Okay. And about, well,

I'll start a little bit earlier. When I was 18, Vietnam was going on and I became an

infantry medic. And that's where my love of medicine was born. Okay. But about a year

into it, I realized something really important about myself. I don't like being shot at.

It's not my thing. Some people they run toward fires. Yeah. They like that. No, I'm not

okay with that. And so I got retrained as an x-ray technician and developed a passion

for medical imaging. Our professors used to say, how do you know unless you look? Yeah.

And then in 1975, I got out of the army and finished college, went to medical school. And

when I was a second year medical student, someone I cared about tried to kill herself. And

I took her to see a wonderful psychiatrist and I came to realize if he helped her, which

he did, wouldn't just help her, that I realized, oh, this will help her children. It'll

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