Brodie Kane

Thank you.

But I go, okay, so if I look at the next two weeks, I go, okay, is there a day where

where you don't have to be on.

And there isn't one for about 10 days.

And so for that, I sort of go, ha, ha, ha.

And look, it is one of those things though where you go, okay, I can look forward to that day.

Look at all the things you've got to do between then whereby you are expected to be somewhere, expected to show up for other people.

And I love all of that.

Yeah.

But there's a great cycle of saying yes, overcommitting, but also wanting to sort of

Get amongst it while you can.

Yes.

And so I think it's cyclic though.

And one of the things that I find so fascinating about that is that we just don't do enough of it anymore.

And I think that that's probably societal.

If we look at this thing that we hold in our hands now far too much, our phones now.

and this and and how it deprives our brains of space that is something that i i wish we could all figure out like you know we talk about banning social media for under 16s what about a ban for the adults you know like i'm like we need it too but you know i um

Listen to a keynote speech last year.

Claire Turnbull did an amazing keynote speech about burnout and protecting our brains and all of these types of things too.

And how we all are just often in sort of survival mode, fight mode.