Scott Adams

Yes.

We have to identify it first.

Like any multi-step program, like let's call us all alcoholics, the multi-step programs do work, right?

But you have to de-victimize yourself at the end.

That's the problem with all multi-step programs is you're a victim for life.

No, you are not a victim for life.

You get to exit at some point.

You need to be able to overcome things.

So the very first thing is you have to accept the fact that this is going to happen, right?

And that's part one of my series.

And the only way you can truly accept this fact is you have to deal with your own traumas.

That's an ongoing thing, but you have to face it.

All the walking wounded that you've gone in your life, it is not going to serve you over this next 20-year period.

And if you want to just check out, that's fine.

Nobody's going to bother you with that.

You're just going to be on a different...

a different plan of existence.

You may not see me show up one day and I'm gonna be organic farming somewhere and not caring.

That might not be a checkout, that might be a check-in.

I'm not putting anybody down on that.