Dexa/Slo Mo: A Podcast with Mo Gawdat

Twelve Rules for Men

Jed shares his journey of writing a new book aimed at helping men understand their emotional barriers and encouraging women to appreciate the strengths in men. He emphasizes the importance of inner work and connection, suggesting that successful relationships could lead to broader societal harmony. Through this exploration, he believes couples can contribute to a better future for humanity.

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