Sep 11, 2026 · 49 min · 12 segments
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But I've also felt something that's concerning to me, which is a certain detachment and numbness.

And it makes me really sad because I do feel like I've felt a lot of hurt and rejection in this world.

Being in them and then being outside of them, you know, and I think that's something a lot of people struggle with to one degree or another.

I can't turn on an electronic device cause there's just insanity and negativity and I just need to get away from all that.

I just need to go be like on a one acre farm in the middle of nowhere with grass and trees and, um, Or whatever that is.

You know, people had that opportunity, you know, 50 plus years ago where they couldn't be reached.

It was just like their wife, their kids, their grandma and grandpa live 20 minutes away or something.

you know, and however they got around in that whatever time period, but they had that luxury to just kind of have your own world.

I don't have to like be everything for everyone and know everything and every life update of everyone all the time with social media because I do feel like as weird and maybe morbid as it sounds, I sometimes feel like that version of me, like especially the first part of my life in New York, it's like It's like a former life.

And I may have said this already on this podcast in previous episodes, but it's like a former life that I almost don't even relate to anymore.

Of course, I still have immense love for my parents, for all my family members, but it's almost like I concluded it or I concluded the bulk or the meat and potatoes of those lessons.

And Every lesson and every soul mate, right? Could be family, could be romantic, could be friend, could be someone you go through a hellish ordeal with or who betrays you.

Everyone is a sort of beautiful dance, right? But at some point you get off the dance floor or you get out of that classroom, right? I think I'm just reaching a stage where I'm really just, I'm scared that I'm stagnating too much.

So we're taught like this playbook of becoming comfortable, becoming set, becoming solid with, with money, with career, with, with all those things.

Um, But I fear that there's a certain, like this numbness and this apathy is in people.

But I've also felt something that's concerning to me, which is a certain detachment and numbness.

And it makes me really sad because I do feel like I've felt a lot of hurt and rejection in this world.

Being in them and then being outside of them, you know, and I think that's something a lot of people struggle with to one degree or another.

I can't turn on an electronic device cause there's just insanity and negativity and I just need to get away from all that.

I just need to go be like on a one acre farm in the middle of nowhere with grass and trees and, um, Or whatever that is.

You know, people had that opportunity, you know, 50 plus years ago where they couldn't be reached.

It was just like their wife, their kids, their grandma and grandpa live 20 minutes away or something.

you know, and however they got around in that whatever time period, but they had that luxury to just kind of have your own world.

I don't have to like be everything for everyone and know everything and every life update of everyone all the time with social media because I do feel like as weird and maybe morbid as it sounds, I sometimes feel like that version of me, like especially the first part of my life in New York, it's like It's like a former life.

And I may have said this already on this podcast in previous episodes, but it's like a former life that I almost don't even relate to anymore.

Of course, I still have immense love for my parents, for all my family members, but it's almost like I concluded it or I concluded the bulk or the meat and potatoes of those lessons.

And Every lesson and every soul mate, right? Could be family, could be romantic, could be friend, could be someone you go through a hellish ordeal with or who betrays you.

Everyone is a sort of beautiful dance, right? But at some point you get off the dance floor or you get out of that classroom, right? I think I'm just reaching a stage where I'm really just, I'm scared that I'm stagnating too much.

So we're taught like this playbook of becoming comfortable, becoming set, becoming solid with, with money, with career, with, with all those things.

Um, But I fear that there's a certain, like this numbness and this apathy is in people.
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