Jason Hamilton

It's the worst.

You know what?

So is she.

And we don't need to talk about it because my ego is hurt even thinking about it.

um but all right so you take the path of finance right yes and originally you're working in banking and then you make the pivot over into real estate right now real estate obviously down here in south florida is a huge industry everyone i know there's there's two paths you go in south florida you go real well three you go real estate you're a sports agent or you work in health

Mm-hmm.

You have to be cognizant.

Like there's, I mean, we're in the age of information now, right?

There's so much information readily available all over the place, but there's also a lot of misinformation.

Those are pretty much the three paths that you go down.

There's a lot of places that, you know, non-credible sources.

I went the non-traditional path of going down film, went up to Orlando, did film school up there.

There's a whole economy that functions off of misinformation, but we're not going to get into that.

What would you say was kind of the draw for you for finance?

And the whole political system, but that's another... That's stories for another day, which I do also want to touch on your history in politics, but the whole thing with trauma, right, is...

What was sort of the thing that was pulling you in?

People need to be informed about what trauma is, how the body responds to it, what their body is doing without them.

A lot of trauma responses, you're not even cognizant of.

Talk to me about some of like, we talked about some instances where you had trauma responses to things that you didn't know they were trauma responses until you could go back and put a name to them.

So like, talk to me about your initiative to bring education and bring trauma to the forefront of business and making businesses trauma ready, trauma responsive.