Robert Glazer

But when you ask someone, what does family mean to you?

And they means you always show up.

health and vitality, self-reliance, respectful authenticity, and long-term orientation.

I'm like, oh, okay, now I understand probably how that impacts with your friends and otherwise.

And so, yeah, when I did a personal branding exercise, those were very close in there.

So the problem with these one words is if you really want ones that are actionable, can help you with decision-making, one word isn't gonna do that.

And when people write me after my newsletter and they are very upset about something and they want to talk about it,

I totally lean into that respectful authenticity and I respond to them.

And so I can point to a lot of things I've done in my business.

My whole two weeks notice book was very much a respectful authenticity thing with my kids and self-reliance.

So yeah, if you want to be happy and engaged, you want to live in congruence with these things.

And I think online has made it way too easy for us.

There's stuff we say online that we would never say to someone's face if we were sitting down in a conversation.

Well, that's a key point.

I think one of the biggest problems with society today, particularly with digital, is that people are willing to show up digitally and do things and say things that they would not do in person.

A lot of people want to figure out their purpose.

And if you want congruence and you want to feel good about yourself and what you do, you should be consistent.

So my purpose is to share ideas that help people and organizations grow.

That's what I figured out I really enjoy.

So I agree with you.