Casey Means, MD

And if we're not thinking about this, like what are we doing with our time?

And if we're not thinking about this, like what are we doing with our time?

And if we're not thinking about this, like what are we doing with our time?

You know, I just really don't understand sometimes, but I think that that gets into some of the tech and the more cultural issues. Like we're so distracted and by design, right? Like we're so obsessed with on our phones, technology, 10 hours a day. You know, the average kid, I think it's seven hours a day now on a screen. So we're not, we're totally funneled in on this stuff.

You know, I just really don't understand sometimes, but I think that that gets into some of the tech and the more cultural issues. Like we're so distracted and by design, right? Like we're so obsessed with on our phones, technology, 10 hours a day. You know, the average kid, I think it's seven hours a day now on a screen. So we're not, we're totally funneled in on this stuff.

You know, I just really don't understand sometimes, but I think that that gets into some of the tech and the more cultural issues. Like we're so distracted and by design, right? Like we're so obsessed with on our phones, technology, 10 hours a day. You know, the average kid, I think it's seven hours a day now on a screen. So we're not, we're totally funneled in on this stuff.

And then you've got these other cultural factors that may have good intentions. Like tech has a great side and feminism has a great side, but they get weaponized culturally to say like, yeah, you know, like we were talking about earlier, women, Don't cook. Being a mother is second class citizenship. It's associated with like being property and slave. Get out of the workforce.

And then you've got these other cultural factors that may have good intentions. Like tech has a great side and feminism has a great side, but they get weaponized culturally to say like, yeah, you know, like we were talking about earlier, women, Don't cook. Being a mother is second class citizenship. It's associated with like being property and slave. Get out of the workforce.

And then you've got these other cultural factors that may have good intentions. Like tech has a great side and feminism has a great side, but they get weaponized culturally to say like, yeah, you know, like we were talking about earlier, women, Don't cook. Being a mother is second class citizenship. It's associated with like being property and slave. Get out of the workforce.

Rise the corporate ladder. And women are now 25 percent of them on our SSRIs. Divorce rates are 50 percent. Men are lost because basically women are saying like men don't have a role anymore. You know, we got this. And kids kids are not being able to, you know, get that quality time with their family to play and to be wisdom to be passed down and to have home cooked meals.

Rise the corporate ladder. And women are now 25 percent of them on our SSRIs. Divorce rates are 50 percent. Men are lost because basically women are saying like men don't have a role anymore. You know, we got this. And kids kids are not being able to, you know, get that quality time with their family to play and to be wisdom to be passed down and to have home cooked meals.

Rise the corporate ladder. And women are now 25 percent of them on our SSRIs. Divorce rates are 50 percent. Men are lost because basically women are saying like men don't have a role anymore. You know, we got this. And kids kids are not being able to, you know, get that quality time with their family to play and to be wisdom to be passed down and to have home cooked meals.

And, you know, and I feel. It's obviously the beautiful sides to that, but also it's like we've totally lost our priorities and we're giving away our attention freely so that we're so distracted that we're missing the existential issues that are happening here now.

And, you know, and I feel. It's obviously the beautiful sides to that, but also it's like we've totally lost our priorities and we're giving away our attention freely so that we're so distracted that we're missing the existential issues that are happening here now.

And, you know, and I feel. It's obviously the beautiful sides to that, but also it's like we've totally lost our priorities and we're giving away our attention freely so that we're so distracted that we're missing the existential issues that are happening here now.

And I think that what Kelly and I really want to share is that there's a way to get back to, I think, deep fulfillment and genuine happiness.

And I think that what Kelly and I really want to share is that there's a way to get back to, I think, deep fulfillment and genuine happiness.

And I think that what Kelly and I really want to share is that there's a way to get back to, I think, deep fulfillment and genuine happiness.

health but it's it you know we do have to the chronic disease epidemic is just part and parcel with all of this because you know our brains and our bodies are basically getting destroyed and then it's a vicious downward cycle where if our bodies aren't strong and our minds aren't strong we're actually less strong to build a

health but it's it you know we do have to the chronic disease epidemic is just part and parcel with all of this because you know our brains and our bodies are basically getting destroyed and then it's a vicious downward cycle where if our bodies aren't strong and our minds aren't strong we're actually less strong to build a