Dr. Amir Levine

Oh, my gosh.

Yes.

I mean, who wants to go to school on exam days?

And I took advantage of it.

And I ended up getting good grades because I ended up going to medical school.

And somehow it all worked.

Maybe it wouldn't have worked for other people.

It did really work in my case.

Yeah.

I think it's both my sister and I grew up in that, and we still are that way.

And a lot of these books are really a result of conversation.

This particular secure is a result of conversations that we have together.

We walk together and talk about ideas.

That's what we did when I came home from school.

We would sit around.

She really spent a lot of time with us, and she was really interested in what we had to say and how to think about things and to see the original as a different way to challenge things, not to be afraid, to try to see things differently.

So it's just a direct continuation.

I'm just continuing along the same path of what I found really fascinating and interesting.

I think when I look at my attachment topography, I think some of it is similar to yours, actually.

In some ways, I'm like with my partner and my sister.