I was super frustrated with how I had to do all the thinking through it and line it all up

at what felt like spoon feed every point.

I felt like you were leaning on me too much for what I would call thought labor.

It can get sort of easy to resent or to get upset or to feel like it's unfair until we take

an accounting and go, what are the things that

other people are providing in my behalf that I'm not seeing? And where do you ask other people

to fill in the blanks for you? Hi, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast.

I'm Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

And I'm going to reveal something that just happened.

Okay.

Okay.

So we were recording a podcast.

Yeah. And, well, first of all, maddeningly, it didn't end up, well, my camera stopped recording midway and we didn't notice it.

So it didn't end up getting captured.

But in some ways, that might not be the worst thing because the conversation ended up being kind of frustrating for me. So it's probably

best maybe the universe like the universe had our back. We don't have to say what that conversation

was. We don't have to talk about it. That's right. We don't have to discuss what the subject of

it was. By the way, I didn't know was getting frustrated for you until the camera failed. And you

went, I'm frustrated. I'm like, you are? What? Sorry, I thought I was showing up well.

I was like, it's a divine intervention that has stopped. But here's, here's what I do want to

reference. I don't want to talk about what we talked about or the, you know, the subject or whatever.

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