Ty Tashiro
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Life-changing, I got to say. I listened to an episode of yours about a year ago with Peter Attia, and the two of you got me on creatine, got me on protein powder, and I have never... I mean, it's the best shape I've been in in decades.
Life-changing, I got to say. I listened to an episode of yours about a year ago with Peter Attia, and the two of you got me on creatine, got me on protein powder, and I have never... I mean, it's the best shape I've been in in decades.
Life-changing, I got to say. I listened to an episode of yours about a year ago with Peter Attia, and the two of you got me on creatine, got me on protein powder, and I have never... I mean, it's the best shape I've been in in decades.
I mean, I'm not at the same level you guys are at, but for my modest goals, it's been really...
I mean, I'm not at the same level you guys are at, but for my modest goals, it's been really...
I mean, I'm not at the same level you guys are at, but for my modest goals, it's been really...
Great. Looking forward to it.
Great. Looking forward to it.
Great. Looking forward to it.
Oh, this is a long story. It gets a little depressing. I promise people I'll... have a better story as we go along here. But, you know, the two things people really want when they sit down and think about it is they want a relationship that's happy. I think that's the more obvious thing. But they can forget that, hey, we also want something that's going to be stable and last.
Oh, this is a long story. It gets a little depressing. I promise people I'll... have a better story as we go along here. But, you know, the two things people really want when they sit down and think about it is they want a relationship that's happy. I think that's the more obvious thing. But they can forget that, hey, we also want something that's going to be stable and last.
Oh, this is a long story. It gets a little depressing. I promise people I'll... have a better story as we go along here. But, you know, the two things people really want when they sit down and think about it is they want a relationship that's happy. I think that's the more obvious thing. But they can forget that, hey, we also want something that's going to be stable and last.
You don't want to have something that flames out after two or three years. And so happily ever after actually is a phrase that captures that well. And if you look at the data on that, happily ever after is really elusive for modern love. So I think a lot of people are familiar with the divorce statistics, but let me break that down with a little bit more detail.
You don't want to have something that flames out after two or three years. And so happily ever after actually is a phrase that captures that well. And if you look at the data on that, happily ever after is really elusive for modern love. So I think a lot of people are familiar with the divorce statistics, but let me break that down with a little bit more detail.
You don't want to have something that flames out after two or three years. And so happily ever after actually is a phrase that captures that well. And if you look at the data on that, happily ever after is really elusive for modern love. So I think a lot of people are familiar with the divorce statistics, but let me break that down with a little bit more detail.
So the divorce rate for first marriages is somewhere between 41 and 43 percent. So it's obviously pretty high. You would think maybe in a second marriage, your divorce risk goes down because you learned a couple of things. Actually, not the case. It goes up 10% for second marriages. It goes up 15% for third marriages.
So the divorce rate for first marriages is somewhere between 41 and 43 percent. So it's obviously pretty high. You would think maybe in a second marriage, your divorce risk goes down because you learned a couple of things. Actually, not the case. It goes up 10% for second marriages. It goes up 15% for third marriages.
So the divorce rate for first marriages is somewhere between 41 and 43 percent. So it's obviously pretty high. You would think maybe in a second marriage, your divorce risk goes down because you learned a couple of things. Actually, not the case. It goes up 10% for second marriages. It goes up 15% for third marriages.
So if you kind of average all these numbers together, the divorce risk is about 50%. Now, Also part of that is the happy part. So some couples stay together, but they're really unhappy, chronically unhappy. And if you use the most modest estimate possible... You know, that's going to be about 8% of 8 to 10% of couples. So now we're up to 63%. So, you know, or 60%, I'm sorry.
So if you kind of average all these numbers together, the divorce risk is about 50%. Now, Also part of that is the happy part. So some couples stay together, but they're really unhappy, chronically unhappy. And if you use the most modest estimate possible... You know, that's going to be about 8% of 8 to 10% of couples. So now we're up to 63%. So, you know, or 60%, I'm sorry.