Natalyn Lewis

So how do we do that with safety?

We actually honor the concerns that pop up.

We focus action on what we have control over and we go to create the heck out of the future.

And then you get people to actively engage in that.

And you're not, you're not whipping them into shape anymore.

They're running and you're just keeping up.

Well, and people ask me all the time, why is it worse now?

Like why now?

Why is this where you are needed now?

And it's because historically speaking, this sort of thing was not all that common.

Why?

Because people were progressively just like moving forward, right?

There became a time where interestingly enough, which came first, the chicken or the egg?

Did it come first or we started to put more emphasis, so much emphasis on mental health

that we went too far the opposite direction, right?

I mean, humanity has a tendency to do this.

We tend to set our sights on something and then we overcompensate.

And I don't, I am a big proponent of mental health.

I think that people have pushed so hard into mental health that they forgot that there's actually mental resilience is important.

So we've moved to a place now where if I feel any form of emotional or mental unsafety or emotional mental discomfort, it's like, uh-oh, I need to stop.