Lili Padman

Congratulations.

Thank you.

That's amazing.

Thank you.

I wonder if any of your attachment theory stuff is coming up.

I hope.

Okay.

Do you find this to be true that the Israelis, they tick up highest on the disagreeability category?

We've had a lot of experts talk about that.

Does she work at NYU in some capacity?

But you're at Columbia as a researcher.

Well, we had her on and I was saying to her, she has this wonderful gift of she's endlessly hopeful and empathetic.

And also, and I asked her, I'm like, is this the Israeli side?

You can also on a dime be like, okay, disagreeable time.

Like you're very comfortable in the disagreeability.

I'd say I'm high on the disagreeability.

Well, am I right, or at least to believe from this book, that you were originally definitely aiming at being a therapist of some variety?

Yeah, we've had numerous.

In fact, we just had someone on who they themselves were a therapist and they got to a point in their life where they had to return to therapy.

And how much there can be a resistance to that, even from therapists.