Kyla Scanlon

I don't think they need to be just, that's not what you said.

You didn't say that they should just like post on LinkedIn with whatever they're thinking about, but.

I do think informed.

Yeah.

I think it would do a great service to us as a capital S society if people were engaged a little bit more actively in how the news is impacting them.

I think it's really important to not internalize it.

You know, it can be very stressful.

Part of the media environment right now is a little bit of the flood the zone strategy where it is stressful by design.

And so I think you kind of just have to know, okay, like, what do I want to learn?

Like, what do I want to have a new perspective on?

And then go and seek that out.

And so I don't know if you have to like read everything.

everything all of the time because that just might wear you down but if you know sort of what you want to be knowledgeable about like is it you know peptides which is the new craze in silicon valley like do you want to understand everything about that like you can go down that rabbit hole so that's what i recommend is like read and stay informed and then you know know what you want to

Crazy.

Yeah, you have to approach this with kindness and empathy.

So like one thing that I also do to sort of get rid of the noise is I talk to a lot of people.

So I'm on the road quite a bit and I'm traveling and I'm talking to people who are real and like not on Twitter.com.

And so I think that's also important.

Yeah.

Talk to real people and not to let your perspective totally consume you to where you're not allowing any other input.