Caroline BaudinoHostJohnGuestYeah, and so just preparing for this episode, [laughs] as we're talking about being prepared, it's the, the research and the information that's out there, it can either make you so scared you don't act, and there's things as I even look at my own life, like were we prepared enough for the break-in, right?
Did we do everything we could? And then you start thinking about with your mom, and are we doing everything we can there? With the kids-
... we've got a driver.
Yeah, and, and I think we have very different perspectives on-
[laughs] Well, yeah.
You, you're-

John is a planner, and I'm a optimistic, always think everything will work out.
Well, I think this is where it got really interesting is looking at the psychology behind it.
And you with your psychology background, just me looking through, and you're like, "Okay, why am I not acting?" And it's not always just one thing-
... that you're looking at.
And so I think here today we wanna make sure people feel it's, it's okay to not be prepared, but what we wanna do is highlight all the things where you should be prepared.
'Cause I'm gonna use facts, right? And that's where the impact with social media, the recency effects, all of the psychological aspects, are you worrying about the wrong things?
And then do we have fear-mongering in place, where you're overpreparing your-
Or, yeah, exactly
And I think that's one of the things I am, is overthinking things.
And so we wanna just give some of the basics around what are the most likely things that you need to be prepared for, and it's not preparing for, like, okay, I've got a meeting.
Yeah, and so just preparing for this episode, [laughs] as we're talking about being prepared, it's the, the research and the information that's out there, it can either make you so scared you don't act, and there's things as I even look at my own life, like were we prepared enough for the break-in, right?
Did we do everything we could? And then you start thinking about with your mom, and are we doing everything we can there? With the kids-
... we've got a driver.
Yeah, and, and I think we have very different perspectives on-
[laughs] Well, yeah.
You, you're-

John is a planner, and I'm a optimistic, always think everything will work out.
Well, I think this is where it got really interesting is looking at the psychology behind it.
And you with your psychology background, just me looking through, and you're like, "Okay, why am I not acting?" And it's not always just one thing-
... that you're looking at.
And so I think here today we wanna make sure people feel it's, it's okay to not be prepared, but what we wanna do is highlight all the things where you should be prepared.
'Cause I'm gonna use facts, right? And that's where the impact with social media, the recency effects, all of the psychological aspects, are you worrying about the wrong things?
And then do we have fear-mongering in place, where you're overpreparing your-
Or, yeah, exactly
And I think that's one of the things I am, is overthinking things.
And so we wanna just give some of the basics around what are the most likely things that you need to be prepared for, and it's not preparing for, like, okay, I've got a meeting.
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