Shelley Johnson

I really do think in the past 15 years anyway, we've been, it's all about me, me, me, impatient.

I want the gratification.

Right now, there is, it's a mean, a meanness, a very self-centered, narcissistic approach to life that people are having.

And to be kind to others, that's the way it's supposed to be.

I mean, what happened to the golden rule?

Treat others as you would want to be treated?

Is that even happening today?

So it's looking at the positives and appreciating the wins.

And sometimes you have to look more deeply to find those, but not ruminating over all the negativity, which, of course, we hear that a lot.

We hear it with the news.

We hear it on social media.

And we almost get conditioned.

Human beings are easily conditioned to think a certain way.

And if you're thinking in the negative, you're going to wallow in the mud.

You're not going to go anywhere when you think about it.

That would be great.

Would people watch it, you think?

Yeah, because unfortunately, it's very ratings driven.

And if it bleeds, it leads.

And it's been like that for quite some time.