Eugene

Like, does that limit your happiness in a way that we don't really understand?

Okay.

I don't know that I have.

What does it do to our brains when we

because I think I've heard you speak about this or I've read something about this, but I'm intrigued by what it does to our actual brains when we need people and we actually express that need.

Why does that make us happier?

Yeah.

Oh, that's deep.

Don't press anything.

We've got more What Now?

after this.

There's something Eugene will often bring up that I think is important to get into and it's how we talk about these ideas whilst also acknowledging the positions that people are in their lives.

So I would love to know when you're teaching people about happiness, is there a way to break it down more?

according to how people are living their lives.

And this is what I mean.

You know, sometimes people go, hey, money's not everything, but it's often the people who have money who are saying it.

And I'm literally borrowing this from you.

You know, it's like, but you have the money.

It's a lot easier for someone to say it when they have the money.

And it's a lot easier for somebody to say like, hey man, don't let work be your life.