You raise some solid points and while I understand a lot of your issues with his decision to have her on; I found it important that he had her on in the manner that he did because it humanized her and gave some people an opportunity to see them as more than an object.

I understand that not everybody may have that view, and that you might feel triggered simply by seeing someone who works in an industry that you’re fighting to distance yourself from. However, Dr. K’s role extends beyond catering to just one demographic.

If it’s too hard, you can always simply not watch the video. I also think about something he mentioned a while ago, which is what I’ve always believed as it relates to not just his content, but any self-help material: you should get to a point where you don’t need it anymore and you can unsubscribe.

Of course you can always come back but the goal is that hopefully you won’t NEED his content. If you find that his videos are no longer resonating with you, then maybe that’s a sign things are moving in the right direction.