Hi, my name is Lewis Howes and welcome to the Daily Motivation Show.

Do you think there's in any way women have been lied to about delay having kids as long as possible,

make as much as money as you can, be financially stable first,

develop yourself in your career. Don't rely on the man to do this. Otherwise, you get it

screwed over where I just saw someone have the most joy in the last six months of like

stepping into this role as a mother. Maybe that's just one case, but what are your thoughts on that?

I think the sort of you've been lied to, you worked hard, you became Ebola professionally, now you're miserable because you didn't take the time to find a man or have a family.

I think that's a little bit of this trope or this myth from the far right that wants to take women back to the 50s and 60s?

Because, okay, what if that woman also wasn't able to find a romantic partnership and was also economically insecure?

True.

So I don't, I find sometimes that's an excuse to try and

take, to regress and repeal women's rights. Now, I think, now, the reality is, if a man focuses on

his career and is out of shape, not especially nice, but a baller professionally, he's still going to find a mate.

And that's not as true for women.

Right.

A partner at a law firm who's a male who's maybe just modestly attractive and not that nice and not that nurturing, he's going to find a wife.

I'm not sure. I mean, it's just a little bit unfair, quite frankly, because we put the same

economic responsibilities on women and the same expectations, but we don't reward them

romantically and sexually with the same currency as we reward a man for that

focus. So quite frank, but I don't think, I think women wanting to be economically independent

and enjoy having strangers applaud for them on a stage financially and professionally, I think we need

more of it. I do think that both men and women

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