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How are you? It’s a question we get asked every day, but we hardly ever answer it honestly. When Diego Perez—also known as Yung Pueblo—started asking himself that question and answering honestly, his entire life changed. Listen to our full conversation:

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Mike3 years ago

“Love is beautiful when shared and perfect when given” 🫠

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Hypersensible bipolaire3 years ago

I could provide you dozens of answers depending on the perspective I am using, and they are all true in a sense. Also you can detail : I am 65% happy, 10% stressed, 10% revolted, 5% relieved, 10% depressed. Embracing complexity and antagonism in our wellbeing is helpful.

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General Waxcandle3 years ago

We thank you for your services, dude. 👍 #Better_world

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Mary Fung 🌱3 years ago

Perhaps we don’t answer honestly because people don’t care to know. I tried switching up my responses and I get the same reaction. It’s just a typical good morning or bye type of routine.

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Ronald van Rensburg3 years ago

It’s one thing I always make sure to ask with intent and really have the person provide me a real answer. A bit of care goes a very long way.

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Ecolin Frank3 years ago

"How are you" is simple statement that show care, love and that person who ask the is genuinely interested in you. the only problem we have here is that majority of people don't genuinely ask the question. They ask just for asking asking sake.

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Lance Reed3 years ago

Excellent episode, thanks for sharing.

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LeShun Arrington3 years ago

Simple but true

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CharlieMark3 years ago

It’s amazing how honesty opens you up for connection, people can’t love or connect to who you fake to be.

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• luigi •3 years ago

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