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We Met At Acme

How To Become Confident, Stay Cool In A Fight, And Be Nice To Yourself ft. Michell Clark

We Met At Acme

Dear Media, Lindsey Metselaar

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Self-improvement

4.22.4K Ratings

🗓️ 2 August 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I virtually sit down with affirmation writer Michell Clark. We discuss how to become confident, the best affirmations we can say to ourselves, ways to navigate fights in relationships, dealing with a depressed friend, weaponizing loyalty, and how to continue supporting BLM. This episode starts with a solo where I discuss Indian Matchmaking, tips for being single, Karlie Kloss Taylor Swift theories, when to bring up marriage, and the difference between there, their and they’re.

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0:00.0

The following podcast is a deer media production.

0:06.5

Hey guys, welcome back to We Men at Acme. So today we have a really great guest and

0:13.9

I'm really excited for you to hear him. He's got some awesome

0:17.7

affirmations. So I feel like by the time you're done listening to this episode you're going to be

0:22.3

feeling really good about yourself. You're going to know how to talk to yourself and how to

0:27.2

just be positive and you know the things to say when you're caught up in the heat of the moment

0:33.1

etc. So we'll get to him very shortly but before that there were a few things that you wanted me

0:40.3

to address and talk about. The first was if their family's not as well off as yours or vice versa.

0:47.6

You know this it shouldn't be an issue but I do find that it is and I don't mean that it's an

0:54.5

issue and that like you know someone should have the same amount of money as you or you know if

1:00.4

someone has more than you it's intimidating to know none of that just about understanding where

1:07.1

each other comes from and understanding what people like to spend money on. So for example

1:12.9

let's say that I'm dating someone that has a lot more money than I do. I wouldn't understand

1:21.2

what money means to them if that makes any sense you know like and they wouldn't understand what

1:26.0

money means to me. We would just have different views on how we handle our own money because we weren't

1:33.0

raised in the same way when it comes to money and I know that sounds confusing but like I'll give you

1:39.2

an example like but say the opposite right let's say I had more money than my partner. Then my

1:45.0

partner might not understand why you know I want to go to a nice hotel because it's not something

1:51.5

they are accustomed to and instead they'd want to when they travel maybe spend less money.

1:58.0

You know these things sound trivial but they can add up when you are finding a life partner

2:04.0

you want to have the same views on things like you want someone who grew up in a similar way so

2:09.9

that if let's say I want to send my kid to camp the partner would understand that that's a cost

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