What's up, gentlemen? Welcome to the Data Edge podcast. I'm Larry Hagnar, your host and founder of this podcast show and movement.

Quick heads up on today's Q&A. We go over a lot of different things today. It's packed with good, good material.

We talk about how to break a fast for all you guys who are fasting out there.

Also, we get obviously deeper with some deeper questions. That was more of our simple question, which is how to communicate what your needs are to your wife.

What to communicate what your needs are to your wife. Also, what to do if you're about ready to go through a separation or if you're going through a separation.

All that and more on today's live Q&A on the Data Edge podcast.

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What's up, gentlemen? Welcome to the Data Edge podcast. I'm Larry Hagner, your host and founder. Welcome to the new year 2023.

Hope this podcast finds you guys doing well. I'd love these interactive Q&As that we get to do with our Alliance guys and got my co-host Uncle Joe. What's up, Uncle Joe? Good to see you.

Good to be here, Larry. Excited to be on the call with our brothers. Just see what's up. Me too, my man. Me too. All right.

Bradley.

So, here with the, in the Dad's Edge, I learned that, you know, the three important things that our wives are looking for and one of the things I've, my focus has been is to make sure that she feels seen, feels her and feels things.

And along that line, we, as men, they correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it's appreciated, validated and desired.

And that order, not particularly in that order, but close.

Pretty darn close. It's a respected, appreciated, validated.

How do, what is a good common practice or how do I go about maintaining my wives need to feel seen, heard and say, while also making sure that

my cup is full of those three things in that there's an equal balance.

So I love this question. And this is a question that gets brought up pretty often in, in our Alliance group, because, you know, we teach you guys, obviously, the three needs of our wives is to feel seen, heard and safe, right.

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