Matthew McConaughey

Yeah.

And then I thought about, okay,

if you're here in the live show and you wanna get the course, you're into some sort of therapy or education or development or self-help or whatever, okay.

And then I know there's a lot of people that are on prescriptions, drugs.

And while a therapy

And the right prescription to the right person for the right diagnosis is necessary.

I'm questioning, is there a value to going, if you're not getting past this today, this week, this month, this year, all of a sudden a decade goes by and you're still hung up and you can't get rid of that thing in your memory where it was,

And it's got you paralyzed and you're a victim of it.

And you're doing the therapy and you're doing the work and you're taking a prescription if that's what you're taking.

Is there a value in going, if it's holding you back from going where you want to go, maybe you should just deny the fucking thing ever fucking happened.

Kick it in the head.

Kick it off the curb.

I'm done with you.

I'm sick of you.

I'm tired of hanging out with you.

I'm tired of that thing, whatever it is, holding me back from going where I want to go.

So if I can't wax the car, you know, and get past this thing, kick it.

You could call that a trick, but I think it's more than a trick because, let me say this, my mom, after my father died, went on and found a second love of her life.

For 19 years, they were together.

CJ Carlig.