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Summary In this conversation, Zach Watson discusses various topics during a board meeting. They talk about financial planning, including budgeting and taxes. They also discuss upcoming events, such as a wedding and a trip. Additionally, they touch on the importance of sharing interests and experiences with each other.

Summary In this podcast episode, Zach Watson interviews Professor Neil Shiminski about his work in calling out toxic masculinity and making academic concepts accessible. They discuss the challenges of being a content creator and the importance of addressing misinformation. They also explore the themes of identity and transformation in the movie Barbie and the role of men in society. The conversation touches on the potential market for books on masculinity and the dangers of certain ideologies. In this conversation, Zach Watson and Neil Shiminski discuss various topics related to content creation, parasocial relationships, and the impact of their work. They explore the reasons why certain messages resonate with young audiences and the importance of confidence in personal interactions. They also discuss the challenges and benefits of being recognized in public and the dynamics of parasocial relationships. Additionally, they touch on the process of creating content and the potential future projects they may pur

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SummaryIn this conversation, Zach Watson and Renee discuss various topics related to parenting, emotional expression, and shared responsibilities. They explore the challenges of default parenting and the societal expectations placed on women. They also discuss the importance of emotional expression and vulnerability, highlighting the positive impact of emotional masculinity. The conversation emphasizes the need for open communication and planning in order to navigate shared responsibilities effectively. Overall, the conversation provides valuable insights into parenting dynamics and the importance of emotional well-being. In this conversation, Renee discusses her education and background in psychology, specializing in attachment, defense mechanisms, and reflective functioning. She also shares her research on the efficacy of psychotherapy for eating disorders, highlighting the challenges and nuances of conducting research in this field. Renee emphasizes the importance of a healthy approach to food and parentin

Summary In this conversation, Zach Watson and Paige Connell discuss the mental load and invisible labor that women often bear in relationships and parenting. They explore the impact of childcare on career trajectories and the financial implications of taking time off work. Paige shares her journey of becoming a content creator and the inspiration behind her viral videos. They discuss the challenges of vulnerability and receiving feedback, as well as the importance of consistent effort in sharing personal experiences. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of relationships and the need for open communication and shared responsibilities. In this conversation, Zach Watson and Paige discuss various topics related to gender roles, household chores, social issues, and privilege. They explore the challenges faced by women in managing the mental load and domestic labor, as well as the need for paid paternity leave and affordable childcare. Paige shares her perspective on the child care crisis and the importan

Summary Ellie Windle, the founder and CEO of the Persist app, discusses the inspiration behind building an app to quantify domestic labor. She shares her personal experience of struggling with the mental load and emotional labor of managing a household, especially after having children. The app aims to bring visibility to invisible labor and help couples have more equitable divisions of responsibilities. Ellie also highlights the importance of valuing caregiving and the challenges of being an entrepreneur. She emphasizes the need for couples to have open conversations and make adjustments based on their individual preferences and changing seasons of life. The conversation explores the challenges and experiences of finding personal fulfillment, navigating the identity of motherhood, the burden of domestic labor, defining roles and responsibilities, the impact of household chores, the power of supportive partners, validation and dealing with haters, the importance of cheerleading networks, the impact of partne

I made this offer a way to consider having your weekly meetings, a lot of people ask what we talk about during these, this was our agenda: --Ireland Trip brainstorm/planning (lets create some homework we can do whenever) -state of social media and sharing messages? (has the initial upset subsided?) -choose a date for painting z-office -time on early saturdays for writing/unicorn space/office building -Zach gets Saturday mornings till 11am -Thursdays, Zach will checkin with Alyssa about friday status, if i forget it default to the current situation -ideal morning routine w/cats, goats, me getting up early, 10:15 bed time -babysitter -weekly cleaning -A needs time to paint and decorate guest room -A needs garden boxes built -A garden boxes…YES, in March we will talk about how -A would like to discuss fencing around barn -rental - unit 2 lease ending 3/31 - email them to discuss -rental - need to fix drywall in 2nd unit closet - schedule or hire? (I’m guess will be a $200 handyman fix) -rental - thoughts on sec

Alyssa and Zach breakdown an upset and how we go about repairing and thinking about an issue that has arisen.

SummaryIn this episode, Zach Watson interviews his father, Ken, about his upbringing and the inspiration behind his advocacy for gay marriage. They discuss the importance of emotional expression and the challenges of traditional gender roles. Ken shares his experiences with self-expression and the impact of the Landmark Forum on his personal growth. The conversation concludes with reflections on regrets and the resolution of self-expression.Takeaways The importance of emotional expression and creating a safe space for it Challenging traditional gender roles and embracing equality in relationships The power of self-expression and pursuing personal interests The impact of personal growth programs on self-awareness and relationships

I go into some detail about an issue that came up between Alyssa and I where I reacted like an absolute entitled child and Alyssa did emotional labor for me.

Ben and I dive into a handful of things around fatherhood and expectations fro men around the time they are about to step into it.

Sharing some things on my concious and sound boarding through a better forward

We talk about social equality in the home, her amazing Margot and Todd role plays, content creation, skills that help couples improve from either side of the table and the dark side of content creation.

Recently I posted 2 videos about tough conversations I had recently with Alyssa, this is the in-depth breakdown of this conversations

This is an IG livestream I recorded with the purpose of uploading as an individual Podcast

First time with Everly away from our toddler more than 36 hrs, learning about erotic blueprints, learning about how to deal with FFTs, new things in the Stanstore

Reason for starting podcast, Moms longest time away from firstborn, safe spaces for me, maternal gatekeeping

So many people often have gut reactions and nervousness and anxiety about heading into a place for the first time and I wanted to share my perspective that has allowed me to stay somewhat calm in what many fun to be in anxious situation