A tiny speaker.

Good morning, everyone.

Good evening.

Good afternoon, wherever you are.

And welcome to this week's weekly energy boost.

My name is Elie Sheva, and I'm here this beautiful Monday morning with David.

And we are excited to continue the conversation with you on love.

That's this month's theme.

And this week we're focusing specifically on loving others.

I think it's probably the most controversial of the topics we have laid out

this month because I think last week when we spoke about loving ourselves, everybody had a lot of

aha moments. Everybody was very, wow, I need to work on that. But when it comes to loving others,

and of course, specifically looking at our

relationship with romantic relationships, I think people have a tendency to say things like,

wait, but you don't understand, or you weren't there, or when I was a kid. And everybody tends

to have this perspective of nobody understands me and this, in a way,

desperation for fulfillment.

And so today we're not only talking about romantic relationships.

I'm sure the concept of friends and family will come in as well, but this week we're

shining light on the idea of love and family will come in as well. But this week we're shining light on the

idea of love, love versus need, love versus attraction and chemistry, and all of the other

perspectives that really complicate our not only ability, but our potential to express love in our

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