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Hey, team healthy.

Well, all right, you know that I like to get some good guests here to talk about the subject of narcissism.

And we've got the best of the best here with us today.

Okay, Dr. Romanyi DeVoslo, we're so glad to have you with us here.

So I just want to say you've been on the program here before with our team healthy. It's surviving narcissism. You're back again. You have a brand new book. We're going to be talking about that. But thanks so much for being with us once again. I hope things are well with you. They're great. Let's say that book. My book just came out. And again, I'm so happy. It became a New York Times bestseller, which for me me is happy at two levels one you're always happy you write a book it gets out there in the world but the other reason I'm happy and I think it's something you'll resonate with is it means this issue is finally getting some attention and traction I think a lot of folks who go through this feel very alone in it people saying is this even this even really a thing? It's got to be a thing

if this many people are turning their head towards it. It's almost like this commercial indicator

that this is an issue and people have to start paying attention to it. And so I'm really,

I'm sad it's happening, but I'm heartened to see it's getting attention because I want people to

feel less alone with it. Well, and I echo your thought on that. It's happening, but I'm heartened to see it's getting attention because I want people to feel less

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