Ophira EisenbergHost
I mean, I feel like there's a lot of – we were talking about self-worth, obviously, in connection to women and mothers and how so many of us were brought up.

in whatever way, culturally or from our own parents that we question our self-worth as women.

And matter of fact, I will tell you, Sabrina, I do a little, I do stand up and I do this thing recently and I just find it fascinating because I do a bunch of material on the wellness industry, how it's so particularly pointed to women.

And I ask guys in the audience, have you ever looked in the mirror and said to the mirror, I am worthy? And, you know, they all laugh.

And part of me is like, what is it like to never, ever question that? What is it like? So I do think, you know, you're talking like, oh, they need to lead with confidence, which I find kind of amazing because I feel like a lot of guys are fine.
And I think that it is being destigmatized because I've been doing this a really, really long time now.
And I think that and when I started, the advice aimed at men was just how to sleep with lots of women.
And I think that now guys are, I think that it's becoming more normalized to work on yourself, better yourself.
We were like getting blackout drunk and like partying and having the time of our lives.

I mean, I feel like there's a lot of – we were talking about self-worth, obviously, in connection to women and mothers and how so many of us were brought up.

in whatever way, culturally or from our own parents that we question our self-worth as women.

And matter of fact, I will tell you, Sabrina, I do a little, I do stand up and I do this thing recently and I just find it fascinating because I do a bunch of material on the wellness industry, how it's so particularly pointed to women.

And I ask guys in the audience, have you ever looked in the mirror and said to the mirror, I am worthy? And, you know, they all laugh.

And part of me is like, what is it like to never, ever question that? What is it like? So I do think, you know, you're talking like, oh, they need to lead with confidence, which I find kind of amazing because I feel like a lot of guys are fine.
And I think that it is being destigmatized because I've been doing this a really, really long time now.
And I think that and when I started, the advice aimed at men was just how to sleep with lots of women.
And I think that now guys are, I think that it's becoming more normalized to work on yourself, better yourself.
We were like getting blackout drunk and like partying and having the time of our lives.
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