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🗓️ 10 April 2025
⏱️ 112 minutes
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0:00.0 | I hear that I've got you on to creatine and protein powders. |
0:04.4 | Life changing. |
0:05.5 | I got to say I listened to an episode of yours about a year ago with Peter Attea. |
0:11.5 | And the two of you got me on creatine, got me on protein powder. |
0:17.5 | And I have never, I mean, this is the best shape I've been in in decades so let go yeah yeah I mean I'm not |
0:24.5 | the same level you guys are at but for my modest goals it's it's been it's been really tremendous so I |
0:32.6 | appreciate that think about how many better relationship outcomes are downstream from you being a bit more jacked |
0:40.9 | over the last 12 months from me and peter talking shit about how good creatine and protein powder |
0:45.9 | is that the world is interconnected tie everything is this big sort of mess look dude i uh i i hope that |
0:52.7 | you've had your creat creating this morning because I've |
0:54.8 | fallen in love with your work, Dr. Shannon Curry a couple of weeks ago, introduce me to you, |
0:58.2 | and I think your stuff's so great. You know, this real evidence-based science-backed look at relationships, |
1:04.3 | attachment, love, what it is, what predicts effectiveness, red flags, green flags. I want to do a |
1:10.5 | real full run through today. |
1:13.4 | Great. Looking forward to it. Awesome. Okay. Happily ever after. How come it's so hard to find? |
1:21.9 | Oh, this is a long story. It gets a little depressing. I promise people have a better story as we go along here. |
1:29.1 | But, you know, the two things people really want when they sit down and think about it is they want a relationship that's happy. |
1:35.4 | I think that's the more obvious thing. But they can forget that, hey, we also want something that's going to be stable and last. |
1:41.1 | You don't want to have something that flames out after two or three years. |
1:50.5 | And so, happily ever after actually is a phrase that captures that well. And if you look at the data on that, happily ever after is really elusive for modern love. So I think a lot of people |
1:57.2 | are familiar with the divorce statistics, but let me break that down with a little bit more detail. |
2:02.5 | So the divorce rate for first marriages is somewhere between 41 and 43%. |
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