It's YoA dropping into the feed with a quick campaign update.

I know you've heard me talk about this a lot, maybe longer than you would like.

Well, we're almost there.

As of this recording, we're at 830 paying Patreon members.

And we just need to reach 1,000 by October 31st to cover the cost of making a year two.

And so we can get an additional 25K from a generous listener. Thank you, everyone, for getting us here. We're so close.

One of the brownies I've been talking about, if you become a member starting at $5 month,

are the bonus episodes. And we have a new one out this week.

Jennifer Conweiler is the author of The Genius of Opposites and has made it her mission to help

extroverts and introverts get along better. In this episode, I talked to Jennifer about the

challenges of being an extrovert, married to an introvert, the changes she's made in her

relationships to make them work better. Plus, I grilled Jennifer with questions from our Patreon chat.

I'm going to play a preview right now to listen to the whole conversation and to help us reach

our goal of 1,000 paying Patreon members. Go to patreon.com slash proxy podcast. Hope you enjoy.

I got into this work because I was many years ago, 52 to be exact, married an introvert,

and I didn't know a lot about that then. I didn't know anything about it and I came from a very

extroverted world and as probably after the first year of marriage I realized I needed to figure this guy out

because what so attracted me to him sort of sort of became challenges for me. This is your husband Bill

that we're talking about. Yes, Bill, the introvert

Bill, we call him. Did you not realize he was an introvert when you got married?

Well, you know, I didn't have that a term of introvert, you know. All I know is that he did a great

job of balancing my energy. I was very, and I still am, a high energy person, I would say,

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