Why don't you explain a little bit about your background and what you currently do?

Yeah, sure.

So currently what I do, I'll just start there.

Most communication is kind of broken, whether it's advertising or content or even just corporate comms.

No matter how it's made, you're burning time and effort.

Usually it's not effective.

And you've actually now that nowadays with AI, you're burning the planet, too.

wine, you distill it, it becomes cognac.

So, uh, let's start-

We can get progressive with it.

So I was one of the test babies for ADHD.

I was diagnosed in 1989, uh, language processing the following year.

I developed anxiety, depression, eating disorder, body dysmorphia as a result of it, was on medica- have been on medication for the majority of my life.

Um, my twin daughters, when they were born, both experienced certain aspects that led them to being, uh, evaluated.

I brought my daughter Haley, and at the time it was, like, right during her, what was supposed to be her nap time, so I rejected the diagnosis when they brought up autism just because I didn't think she was her best self.

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