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Welcome to synchronicity.

My guest this week is Anna Lengarde Lewis.

I know Anna for several years now.

We used to put on the well-being and the modern age events, also known as Whitma. She still does that with my good

friend, Jen Sodini. And the next event for Whitma is in Los Angeles on 420. I promise you I am still no

longer involved in the planning, but that's still the date. So for details on this, please go to Whitma Live.com.

And if you stay tuned to the end of the episode, I'll have a little discount code for you

if you're interested in going and you're in the L.A. area.

Anna, what's her to say about Anna?

So I got connected with her, like I said, early on from our mutual friend, Saad de Simone, who's

been on the podcast before, a lovely human being, connected me with many other awesome people

too, like Miles Neal, lots of cool people. He's a, he's a, he's a wonderful connector.

But Anna and I worked on this event together, and it was really, really nice getting to know her.

She's Danish, a Dane, Scandinavian.

And something you'll learn in this episode is that the power that women hold in Scandinavian countries, but especially the socialist countries,

where there's more equality, at least in terms of pay and just status in society, is something

you don't encounter all of the time. And I know that Western women in general are especially compared to, you know,

places like Saudi Arabia or somewhere where you're not allowed to drive, are more empowered.

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