Dhru Purohit

Yeah, well, there were like a series.

What you just said there was really profound and there's a lot of obviously research to back it up with Lisa's work and many others in this space.

Even just before we get into menopause further, do you feel like they got the memo or what has prevented that memo from getting there about these time periods being new challenges in life, but actually a huge opportunity to show up differently at a new life stage?

Yeah.

Well, let's continue on there.

When you look out there and you look at the conversation, obviously, this is a huge part of what your book is about.

Yeah.

What are some of the first things that you feel like, hey, this is great that we're talking about this.

And...

Maybe this is a starting place.

But these couple of big ideas are completely being missed as a part of the conversation.

So let's start about what's good about the conversations that are being had right now in the space that we're all celebrating the fact that

Women are becoming more educated about it.

The men that love them are becoming more educated about them.

And just even young people are becoming more educated that this is even going on in the first place.

It's always funny because all the women who have been on this podcast have talked about menopause.

They'll all say in some version that

when they hear from their community members or they themselves went back to their mom to talk about this time period, their mom or their older women that are in their lives, maybe right now they'll say like, oh no, it was totally fine.

And then they have completely different memories of their mother caretaker individual going through all sorts of different symptoms, issues, challenges during that time period.

Nonetheless, what do you love about what's being talked about right now?