Kelly Corrigan

So pick your human central nervous systems wisely.

And that's the feeling that you get.

I mean, that's what happened when we first met, really, is my central nervous system and your central nervous system kind of rubbed up against each other.

And it was like, oh, this is a good.

Well, I mean, this other guest said that we're an average of the five people we spend the most time with.

And so that's sort of a related thought.

And then this other guest said that listening is so close to love that most people can't tell the difference.

Wow.

And so if you kind of glue those all together, you get some clarity about like who you're looking for out there.

And you're looking for people who can be still, who can listen, who can take it in.

And that's the central nervous system that's going to work for you.

And that's the central nervous system that's going to make you better.

Yes, and that intuition is being developed and honed by knowledge.

Don't you feel from podcasting that you're just full of so much more information to draw from?

Like, I feel like my inputs in the last five years have gone through the roof.

I've been waiting to snafu all day.

Never.

I'm wondering how this got matched to me.

Okay.

I haven't thought about Sasquatch in some time.