David Senra

Like, that's just how it's going to be for me.

And it cannot be coincidence that when I finally started doing the thing that I think I was meant to do with my life, and

spend all my time with the people and focused on the relationships that all of a sudden my health got better.

So now, of course, I still invest a lot in my health.

I'm not arguing with the three key things.

But I found that an interesting experience in life.

The body keeps the score.

Well, because of course, on your deathbed, that's what you're going to be thinking about, not your 5,000 podcasts.

You're not going to lie there and think... But that's surprising to me, Patrick.

I mean, you tell Bruce's story, but I think you're talking about yourself to a large degree.

I know.

And maybe my arrival at the, uh,

the aspiration, I'm by no means perfect, to be more service-oriented.

My grandmother who just passed away, she was 99,

Every time she'd see me, this would be the topic of conversation.

She's like, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Congratulations on all the success.

Like, who gives a shit?

Like, what are you doing for other people?

That's what I want to know.