Dr. Gabrielle Lyon

I'm not going to say I think now.

Is that true?

And the reason I'm just going to give you my rationale for the little phrase, I think, is because I'm not sure if you think this way.

From my perspective in medicine, in my profession, I've changed the way I've thought over the years.

Over the last year, I've really had some big changes into my belief system.

And so my question would be, I was going to say I think that we all do, but is there something that you've really changed your mind on in the personal context?

growth space or from the mental or neurobiology perspective in the last year?

Hmm.

Yes.

Two, and I'll share them quickly.

Really good human exploration.

This has been fun.

It's so great to be able to sit down and think about how we show up.

Because that ultimately moves the needle.

And I really feel like life is so short.

And, you know, one of my best friends actually sent me a message yesterday because I still actually see patients and sometimes the news isn't always great.

And I was talking to Elena about this.

She's up for chaplaincy, which is helping people not just live well, but die well.

Oh, beautiful.

And what she says was you live each day with no regrets, dignity, and just greatness.