941: Yearning for Abusive Ex Leaves You Perplexed | Feedback Friday

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Jordan Harbinger

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🗓️ 12 January 2024

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

It would be wise to avoid your domestically violent ex and her creepy, extorting family, so why do you want her back so much? Welcome to Feedback Friday!

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On This Week's Feedback Friday, We Discuss:

It would be wise to avoid your domestically violent ex and her creepy, extorting family, so why do you want her back so much?
You worked hard to 10x your income and upgrade life for you and your family, but your wife and kids disrespect and destroy whatever nice things you try to buy for them. What can you do?
To diversify and expand your network, you're wondering if contacting a current or past professional client outside of the work setting is okay. If so, what boundaries should be observed?
A listener thinks we may have been unfair in our assessment of the abusive ex from the lead story in episode 926. We respond — and explain how we weigh the narrative of any story that's shared with us!
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0:00.0	Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host Jordan Harbinger.
0:07.0	As always I'm here with Feedback Friday producer, the Long Range Battery carrying this electric
0:11.4	vehicle of wisdom across the rugged terrain of life
0:13.6	advice without having to stop even once, Gabriel Mizrahi. On the Jordan
0:18.1	Harbinger show we decode the stories, secrets and skills of the world's most
0:21.1	fascinating people and turn their wisdom into practical advice
0:25.0	that you can use to impact your own life and those around you.
0:28.0	So our mission here on the shows to help you become a better informed
0:30.0	more critical thinker.
0:31.0	And during the week, we have long-form conversations with a variety of
0:34.0	incredible folks from arms dealers drug traffickers hostage negotiators astronauts
0:38.5	investigative journalists and Hollywood directors this week we had Byron Reese on language stories and the brain with a brief with offers advice, play obnoxious soundbites, and come up with increasingly
0:53.4	zainy metaphors for Gabe and my collaboration. So before we kick off, I
0:57.1	remember this weird ridiculous story about the shady guy that I met in LA
1:02.0	who was like a life coach.
1:03.8	Oh great I can't wait to hear this tell me.
1:05.8	Yeah this guy I mean there's life coaches that are just like people whose lives are a mess
1:09.4	and they decide they want to teach other people to have lives that are put together.
1:12.4	Those people are kind of a joke but like sure. want to teach other people to have lives that are put together.
1:12.5	Those people are kind of a joke, but like you feel kind of sad.
1:16.0	This guy was much more dangerous, I guess.
1:18.8	Ooh, okay.
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