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with code 1,000 hours at whisker.com slash 1,000 hours. Welcome to the 1,000 hours outside. My name is Jenny Eurch on the front of 1,000 hours outside. And I read a book that I really related with called Serial Fixer, Break Free from the Habit of Solving Other People's Problems. And the author Leah Marone is here. Leah is a psychotherapist. And you know what's interesting

to me sometimes, Leah, when you're like, oh, you know, I probably could fall into this category,

you know, where I would overhelp. And then you're like, oh, other people must too, because there's a

whole book about it. So can you talk a little bit about your history, your psychotherapist, a mental

wellness consultant, a former Division

1 athlete, cool background. How did you end up learning about this concept of just overfixing

other people's situations, often to the detriment of our own health? Yes, oh my gosh, great question.

And it is. It's something that I was just seeing a pattern with, right,

over the years and with myself as well. And I think it, you know, I was just noticing that

people that tend to have, you know, high levels of empathy, high levels of compassion, can

operate very quickly, read a room very quickly, can be two steps ahead, can fill in the gaps,

you know, a high EQ, emotional

intelligence level. These are the people that have these amazing strengths and gifts, but it's almost

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