014. A World Without Complaints, Doctors, or Trash: Could This Be the Year We Start Cleaning Up Our Lives — Literally and Figuratively?

What if we lived in a world where people took full responsibility for their actions—no complaints, no unnecessary waste, no preventable illnesses? In this episode, Dave Flenagan and Zoe Hirsch explore Dr. Stef Huber’s bold 2025 article, "A World Without Complaints, Doctors, or Waste," which imagines a society built on radical accountability.

Dr. Huber presents striking statistics on preventable diseases and the culture of complaining, arguing that small, conscious choices could lead to a dramatically better world. While acknowledging that this vision is a thought experiment, she challenges readers to reflect on their own habits and contributions.

Dave and Zoe discuss whether such a shift is possible—and what small steps we can take today to move in that direction. Tune in for an engaging conversation on responsibility, change, and the power of mindset!

🎧 Listen now and start shaping the world you want to live in!

Read the full, original article here on Medium or visit Dr. Stef Huber's website https://www.stefhuber.com/.

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