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Ben Hunt and Matt Zeigler explore why a world dominated by AI and influencers makes it harder to develop authentic role models and trust your own judgment. They discuss writing as a tool for discovering what you actually think and feel, the difference between influence and example, and why authenticity, restraint, and consistent action matter more as technology increasingly offers to think for us.
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