Tony Mantor

Meanwhile, you're worried about them.

How do you handle that?

Yeah, that totally makes sense on relaxing for yourself.

If you don't take care of yourself, no one else will.

So how wide a spectrum do you see in people?

And I'm not talking about just autism.

I mean, you can have autism, PTSD, anxiety, ADHD, schizophrenia.

There's just so many different things.

Do you see that wide a spectrum or is it a little more narrow?

Okay, have you had a situation like this?

I'm going to give you a scenario of a person that I spoke with just the other day.

I had a person come on my podcast and he was going through bouts of agoraphobia.

At times, he said it was really scary and it got very, very intense.

Sometimes to the point and level of destroying things.

Because he was feeling the intensity from the outside pressure that affected him.

They finally did get him, well, he called himself cured, but not really cured.

It was completely under control.

How would have you handled something like that?

Okay, so you kind of remind me, and I'm going to give you an analogy that's going to sound kind of stupid.

Yeah.