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And you might understand that there's something deeper going on. And also something that's, at least in part, you can do something about. Absolutely. Which I think is the most important conclusive point. We have a closing tradition on this podcast where the last guest leaves a question for the next guest with not knowing who they're leaving it for.

And the question left for you is, how do you know when is enough?

And the question left for you is, how do you know when is enough?

Dr. Wunderwright, thank you so much for the work that you do. You're such a star. And I think everybody should go follow you on Instagram. Thank you. Because you've built an incredible community over on Instagram where you give away so much of this knowledge absolutely free of charge. But I also think everybody should go to your website.

Dr. Wunderwright, thank you so much for the work that you do. You're such a star. And I think everybody should go follow you on Instagram. Thank you. Because you've built an incredible community over on Instagram where you give away so much of this knowledge absolutely free of charge. But I also think everybody should go to your website.

They should buy this book. I know this book is... Maybe they should just get on the waitlist for the upcoming book as well.

They should buy this book. I know this book is... Maybe they should just get on the waitlist for the upcoming book as well.

Unbreakable. And they can get on that waitlist on your website right now.

Unbreakable. And they can get on that waitlist on your website right now.

They can join your Instagram community, which I think is phenomenal. It's so wonderful to see how... Because, you know, usually people have a following, but I really feel like you have a community.

They can join your Instagram community, which I think is phenomenal. It's so wonderful to see how... Because, you know, usually people have a following, but I really feel like you have a community.

I see it in the comment sections. I see that the people are really, really engaged. And as you saw from the amount of people that downloaded that paper that you published, there's a real...

I see it in the comment sections. I see that the people are really, really engaged. And as you saw from the amount of people that downloaded that paper that you published, there's a real...

thirst and hunger for this information and I get so many messages when from the last conversation we had but from these conversations generally about from women from their husbands who are so thankful for you like so thankful it's you know because I have lots of conversations about lots of things and But this particular conversation provokes a certain type of energy that is very atypical.

thirst and hunger for this information and I get so many messages when from the last conversation we had but from these conversations generally about from women from their husbands who are so thankful for you like so thankful it's you know because I have lots of conversations about lots of things and But this particular conversation provokes a certain type of energy that is very atypical.

You know what I mean? You understand it because you feel it every day, but I really feel it as well. So thank you for doing the work that you do and for turning the lights on for so many people that are living in the darkness as it relates to information. And that information is undoubtedly saving many millions of people's lives.

You know what I mean? You understand it because you feel it every day, but I really feel it as well. So thank you for doing the work that you do and for turning the lights on for so many people that are living in the darkness as it relates to information. And that information is undoubtedly saving many millions of people's lives.

And that's work worth doing. So thank you so much, Dr. Wanda.

And that's work worth doing. So thank you so much, Dr. Wanda.

Some of the most successful, fascinating and insightful people in the world have sat across from me at this table. And at the end of every conversation, I asked them to leave a question behind in the famous diary of a CEO. And it's a question designed to spark the kind of conversations that matter most, the kind of conversations that can change your life.