I think if men took more responsibility over family life and household life, I think there would be less need for women to feel like they have to keep track of everything.

Why is it that when my children have an ear infection that my wife knows every dosage and name of the medication that we're giving each kid, and I can't.

I'm Amy.

And I'm Abby.

And as women, we are constantly comparing ourselves to others.

But your life isn't supposed to look like hers.

Being your best self means standing firm in your decisions

and always being willing to grow with a purpose.

We get vulnerable and real with an honest look into the challenges and triumphs we all face.

Every woman listening gets the opportunity to choose what life looks like for herself.

With the holiday this week, we wanted to re-invite you to listen to one of our most listened to episodes with Eli Weinstein.

Eli is a male voice in therapy, and he really does do so much with personal development,

relationships, and parenting. And when we first aired this episode, it got so much positive

feedback. I think because he is a guy in this psychotherapy space, it's just nice to be able to

hear it from someone a little bit different, especially if you wanted to send this on to a male

partner, perhaps. So Eli is a dad of two himself. So he really

brings in not only his personal experience, but then years and years of expertise and background to

this interview. So we cannot wait for you to re-listen to this episode to maybe gain some

wisdom that you didn't hear the first time or if you're newer

or missed it, we can't wait for you to hear it. Okay, let's get into the episode with Eli.

We know that you have been working as a therapist for over eight years now. And I'm interested

in how you became interested in working with parents and couples in your practice.

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