Andrew Huberman· PhD
spending time with them when I'm detached from work I'm not checking my phone every seven seconds I'm just spending hours with my kids giving them my full attention that's what made me happy
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spending time with them when I'm detached from work I'm not checking my phone every seven seconds I'm just spending hours with my kids giving them my full attention that's what made me happy
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but actually what was making me happy was spending uninterrupted time with my kids so staying home and playing Legos on the living room floor with them that might be like an eight and a half because because that's what's making me happy