James Sexton

Never stop exploring that connection.

I think that's so easy, so low percentage.

It's free.

That's why you don't hear about it because it's free.

You don't have to buy anything.

You don't have to get an app for it.

Like there's nothing you have to do except that little bit of connection.

And I'm telling you, I think that keeps, that'll keep you connected to each other, keep you communicating with each other.

If you add in that piece of what's something that I could have done better this week, that's

then I think that starts to create a space where both of you feel like you can give each other pointers.

Because I'd tell you, like, I'm 53 years old.

I've been in therapy 20 years.

I understand about 70% of this guy, and I'm in here, you know?

Like, so to think another human being, I'm going to be able to navigate them perfectly?

Like, you're kidding yourself.

That's insane to think.

So I think there's real value in creating habits of connection and communication.

Yeah, I mean, those statistics are accurate.

I think they're often weaponized in the wrong ways.

So, you know, in the what I'll roughly call the red pill manosphere space, although, you know, our mutual friend Chris Williamson describes you and I and he as the gentlemanosphere.