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Dr Alex George: My Hardest Day in A&E, Family Suicide & Finding TRUE Purpose. | E89

The Diary Of A CEOAlex George, Stephen Bartlett
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  • Dr. Alex George expects to grow Instagram followers from 200 to 1 million within nine weeks and curate the feed by muting 95% of content to ensure noise reflects personal purpose.
  • The speaker plans to build a "Prescribed" bath bomb business, including hiring a team, securing office space, and launching a Christmas pop-up shop, targeting the estimated £3 billion self-care market.
  • Specific business plans involve creating vegan bath bombs, candles, shower products, and moisturizers, with an expectation that the venture will be booming.
  • The speaker anticipates that by the end of the year, the Prescribed business will be operational and planning seasonal retail presence.
  • Stephen Bartlett expects to rely on Huel products to "save [his] life like two times a day" when busy.
  • Dr. George predicts the A&E mortality rate for COVID is around 1% and anticipates the public will realize the value of the NHS only after experiencing alternative healthcare.
  • The speaker believes society must be completely redesigned to achieve a fulfilling life and that providing help opportunities could allow people to overcome struggles.
  • Dr. George expects his work aims to prevent other families from experiencing the loss of a child to suicide and considers success defined by preventing others from taking their lives or seeking help.
  • The speaker plans to unfollow individuals who do not align with their hobbies, interests, beliefs, or passions to avoid being negatively influenced by external factors.
  • Dr. George warns that failing to protect the first and last hours of the day from phone usage allows external factors to dictate the day, noting specific risks from seeing an ex-partner or consuming triggering TikTok content.
  • The speaker predicts risks of a midlife crisis and mental health challenges if one does not actively seek their purpose, though stepping out of comfort zones is expected to eventually return one to a baseline of well-being.
  • Dr. George expects to "come out stronger" despite current failures in uncomfortable zones and anticipates that things should not get worse than the current situation, which is already far from perfect.
  • The speaker believes that while grief will always be carried, it can be managed by "closing the box" and "putting it on your shelf."
  • A plan to establish the new business includes the expectation that the CEO's role will involve hiring great people who provide direction.
  • Dr. George expects his deceased friend Freya's advice to "get on that show and do it" will result in taking opportunities that would otherwise be avoided.
  • The speaker believes that everything previously said that sounded crazy will eventually become valid, citing this as a transition in perspective.
  • The speaker plans to stop personal stagnation ("stop my life here") and encourages others to live their lives fully.
  • The speaker expects that if people do not engage in actions leading to their purpose, their current time is misallocated.