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Hello, Andre.

Hello, darling.

Thanks for coming back.

So we kind of cut it off slowly last week, and I apologize, but we got crunched for time, so I said we'd come back. So we kind of cut it off slowly last week and I apologize, but I, we got crunched

for time.

So I said we'd come back and do a part two.

So here we are.

Beautiful.

And I want to pick up, this may or may not be exactly where we left off, but I want to

talk about some examples.

Let's just get right to it of things that.

So we talked about this cave woman's response to weakness,

that it's a biological thing that comes out of women to the point where they themselves

don't even know why they're doing what they're doing, right?

Not just the husband or the man.

So let's talk about some of these examples that men do to inadvertently trigger this cavewoman's

response to weakness, what she's perceiving as weakness. And I'm going to start out with a really

big, big one that I know you probably deal with in your coaching and I know I do. And that is,

and it's not just coaching. You hear it everywhere in the news as well. Letting women,

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