Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor

And I'm now riding this wave going, little girl from Indiana who had a stroke, all of a sudden exploding in the world.

And it's like, well, I didn't plan for that.

And so I had to ride that tsunami of a wave

And then I actually, but I always felt like that TED Talk was a miss because people walked away with a reverence for me.

And I didn't need their reverence.

I was connected to the universe.

I wanted people to have a reverence for themselves and for their own lives and for the lives of others because that would shift people.

the value of more, more, more into the relationships that we have with one another in our right hemisphere.

So my ultimate goal, there's nothing wrong with capitalism.

There's nothing wrong with money.

But that's a quarter of who we are.

It shouldn't be all of who we are.

And I truly believe that the driving force power of us as human beings is our...

present moment interrelationships with ourselves and others as humanity.

And then we have these brilliant left brain skill sets that allow us to do all these magnificent things that they do.

Okay.

So you like to work out.

You like to get into your body.

The right hemisphere is the relationship, the experiential.

What does it feel like?