David Marchese

So, you know, I understand that one of your larger goals is to like, I guess you could say like bring people into the tent where they might encounter ideas that can help improve their lives.

But sometimes, like is the way that you have to do that, can that feel a little bit funky for you?

For example, the way you have to title your videos online, right?

Just these are sort of algorithmic necessities for capturing people's attention.

But they have titles like, you know, attract anything you want.

Break free from your trauma.

wake up completely different.

Now, of course, you and I both know no one video can deliver on that promise, but I feel like your position is no, but you know, that's how you get them in.

And then we present them with information that can be helpful.

But is, is there, do you ever feel like it's a little, I guess, funky is the word that comes to mind for me.

Like, do you ever feel a little funky about the fact that like to get people in, you have to kind of make these hyperbolic promises?

Jay, I know I've been sort of implicitly critical or skeptical of the idea of like quick hit fixes or easy answers, but what's one thing we can leave people with?

Hopefully then you know your answer.

We can clip it and put it on our socials.

It'll go viral.

But what's one?

We have to put the right title on it, too.

But what's one piece of advice you want to give people here at the end of our conversation that you think could really help them when they go back to their lives?

Yeah, well, you know, all I ever want is an honest answer.

So thank you very much and good luck with everything in the future.