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0:00.0	This podcast should not be used as a substitute for medical or mental health advice.
0:06.4	Individuals are advised to seek independent medical advice,
0:10.2	counseling, and or therapy from a healthcare professional with respect to any medical condition,
0:17.6	mental health issue, or health inquiry, including matters discussed on this podcast.
0:23.4	This episode discusses abuse, which may be triggering to some people.
0:29.2	The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the podcast author,
0:34.0	or individuals participating in the podcast,
0:37.0	and do not represent the opinions of red table talk productions,
0:41.0	eye-heart media, or their employees.
0:45.6	In this episode, we are going to hear a recap of some of the stories we have been hearing on navigating narcissism.
0:52.0	I want to begin by thanking all of you for listening and tuning in.
0:57.0	Now, let's dive into some updates from some of our memorable interviews on this show.
1:04.0	I'm sure most of you know what we work is, even if you didn't hear our episode with Hugo Umbawike,
1:11.0	who talked about his experience working with we work in sort of the fallout of what happened for him when everything fell apart.
1:22.0	We work is obviously the mastermind of some named Adam Newman,
1:27.0	who famously developed this company we work from the ground up and built it a little bit too fast.
1:36.0	This was a company that at its heyday had a $47 billion valuation.
1:43.0	But they kind of got ahead of themselves.
1:45.0	The entire thing fell apart.
1:47.0	Adam made sure he walked off with a very, very healthy dose of profits.
1:52.0	But many, many others who held onto those options did not benefit in the same way.
1:58.0	And there was a tremendous sense of betrayal.
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