Episode 582: How Constant Health Optimization Makes Us Less Happy and Healthy
Tony Robbins and his co-host Shani Suisa dive into a provocative question: Is our modern obsession with optimization—via wearables, GLP-1s, and extreme biohacking—actually making us less happy? They argue that while small improvements matter, the current culture of gamified health has bec
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