Mike Albo

You don't really know why. It's a very gassy, vaporous kind of evil in your life.

You don't really know why. It's a very gassy, vaporous kind of evil in your life.

Yes. The Underminer feels better about themselves as long as you're below them somehow. And it is always done with a level of like, I'm so worried about you. You look tired. Are you okay? Is there something wrong? You know, this sort of like concern, which I think is so...

Yes. The Underminer feels better about themselves as long as you're below them somehow. And it is always done with a level of like, I'm so worried about you. You look tired. Are you okay? Is there something wrong? You know, this sort of like concern, which I think is so...

Yes. The Underminer feels better about themselves as long as you're below them somehow. And it is always done with a level of like, I'm so worried about you. You look tired. Are you okay? Is there something wrong? You know, this sort of like concern, which I think is so...

which has been around since the beginning of time, but I think with social media and with wellness and with the way that we all work now, it's even more exponential. And with social media, you can... you can pose that you're better than someone so easily and make them feel so bad about themselves.

which has been around since the beginning of time, but I think with social media and with wellness and with the way that we all work now, it's even more exponential. And with social media, you can... you can pose that you're better than someone so easily and make them feel so bad about themselves.

which has been around since the beginning of time, but I think with social media and with wellness and with the way that we all work now, it's even more exponential. And with social media, you can... you can pose that you're better than someone so easily and make them feel so bad about themselves.

But also you can also be a, I feel, you know, when I wrote this book, it was before the term thought leader was such a big term and before the term wellness was a big term. But I feel like those two, like a thought leader is someone who thinks they're better than you, you know, who has ideas that maybe you don't really understand, but maybe if you work hard, you can get them.

But also you can also be a, I feel, you know, when I wrote this book, it was before the term thought leader was such a big term and before the term wellness was a big term. But I feel like those two, like a thought leader is someone who thinks they're better than you, you know, who has ideas that maybe you don't really understand, but maybe if you work hard, you can get them.

But also you can also be a, I feel, you know, when I wrote this book, it was before the term thought leader was such a big term and before the term wellness was a big term. But I feel like those two, like a thought leader is someone who thinks they're better than you, you know, who has ideas that maybe you don't really understand, but maybe if you work hard, you can get them.

No. What did she launch?

No. What did she launch?

No. What did she launch?

Yep. And I think also, you know, the way that culture has evolved, there is a level of people who think they're enlightened. Enlightenment became a luxury product in a way. And, you know, there's people who can pay for it. And then, you know, they go off to these ashrams or wherever they go and they come back and feel enlightened and, but also they, they have the money to be able to do so.

Yep. And I think also, you know, the way that culture has evolved, there is a level of people who think they're enlightened. Enlightenment became a luxury product in a way. And, you know, there's people who can pay for it. And then, you know, they go off to these ashrams or wherever they go and they come back and feel enlightened and, but also they, they have the money to be able to do so.

Yep. And I think also, you know, the way that culture has evolved, there is a level of people who think they're enlightened. Enlightenment became a luxury product in a way. And, you know, there's people who can pay for it. And then, you know, they go off to these ashrams or wherever they go and they come back and feel enlightened and, but also they, they have the money to be able to do so.

And, you know, you can pay to be enlightened now. Um, you can pay to be hanging out with the best meditators and, uh, and it's, you know, I, I, I practice Buddhism, but I don't know what kind of form of affliction it is, but it's definitely, um, you know, the hocus pocus, which has been around again since the beginning of civilization, um,

And, you know, you can pay to be enlightened now. Um, you can pay to be hanging out with the best meditators and, uh, and it's, you know, I, I, I practice Buddhism, but I don't know what kind of form of affliction it is, but it's definitely, um, you know, the hocus pocus, which has been around again since the beginning of civilization, um,

And, you know, you can pay to be enlightened now. Um, you can pay to be hanging out with the best meditators and, uh, and it's, you know, I, I, I practice Buddhism, but I don't know what kind of form of affliction it is, but it's definitely, um, you know, the hocus pocus, which has been around again since the beginning of civilization, um,