Dr. Alok 'Dr. K' Kanodia

So last thing that I'll share with you all is I have huge concerns that in the next couple of years, like things on the planet are going to get harder.

And I think people's disposable income is going to go down.

Their pool, their need for higher quality resources to fix their lives is going to skyrocket.

There's a quickly growing amount of trash information about how to improve your life.

People are going to need more resources.

So things like career coaching are going to become more important than ever because the economy is going to go through all kinds of fluctuations.

The real challenge that we're trying to solve, if I'm completely honest, over the next couple of years, I don't even know if we're going to be around for the next couple of years, is that over the next couple of years, the amount of help that y'all are going to need is going to go up.

And the amount of resources that you have to get help is going to go down.

It's going to be bad.

I'm not blaming anyone or anything like that.

I think there's just a global trend of like uncertainty, fluctuations, disruptions by AI and like all this kind of stuff.

I know everyone jumps to like, oh, like you're blaming this person.

No, I'm not.

I think there's just a lot of stuff that's shifting.

So I'll give you all a classic example of before everyone jumps to a certain conclusion.

So the need to form human connections is at its peak because we have a loneliness epidemic.

The ability to form human connections is at its pit.

And this is just the first thing.

This is just the first thing.

Once you stop forming human connections, birth rates in South Korea and things like that are going to escalate into economic problems.