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Dr Sara Gottfried & Brad Jacobs: The #1 Skill Men Are Missing And It’s Not Confidence | DSH #1811

05 Feb 2026

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Chapter 1: Are men and women changing roles in modern culture?

0.031 - 6.038 Sean Kelly

Now, do both of you feel like women are being a little masculine these days, though, because they have to work more than they used to in the past?

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6.238 - 13.526 Dr. Sara Gottfried

I've been at these institutions where there are a lot of women who are incredibly masculine and sometimes even have toxic masculine.

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Chapter 2: What does 'healthy masculinity' look like?

13.546 - 21.254 Dr. Sara Gottfried

And so it makes sense because women are fighting in a system where often men have power over them and it's the way that they've reacted.

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Chapter 3: How do childhood experiences affect adult behavior?

21.435 - 32.094 Dr. Sara Gottfried

But I don't think we want to match the behavior of power over and toxic masculinity. Women need to like really reach into their biology and respond from that way.

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Chapter 4: What are the links between trauma and physical health?

32.234 - 34.098 Dr. Sara Gottfried

Women are incredibly good at regulation.

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Chapter 5: Why do high-achievers struggle in relationships?

34.259 - 44.28 Dr. Sara Gottfried

We're really good at co-regulation, kind of like what you do with a baby to calm a baby down when it's upset. And so that's where we need to really shine is to regulate ourselves and co-regulate others.

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Chapter 6: What is the importance of emotional regulation for men?

44.26 - 47.648 Brad Jacobs

And when you think about masculinity, I think of it around a polarity.

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Chapter 7: How can tracking physiological markers improve health?

47.668 - 55.165 Brad Jacobs

You know, we talk a lot about feminism, but femininity, divine femininity, powerful, beautiful, and divine authentic masculinity.

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59.397 - 67.928 Sean Kelly

All right, guys, we are here at A4M. We got Dr. Sarah Gottfried here today and Brad Jacobs, and doing a little fun episode today, a quick little 25-minute episode. Thanks for joining us, guys.

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68.248 - 69.53 Dr. Sara Gottfried

Hey, Sean. Happy to be with you.

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69.55 - 72.193 Sean Kelly

Yeah, nice to meet both of you. How did you two meet and get acquainted?

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72.393 - 77.92 Brad Jacobs

Yeah, good to be here. We met about 30-plus years ago as interns. Wow. That's older than I am.

77.94 - 80.684 Dr. Sara Gottfried

Yeah, I was just going to ask, were you born yet?

81.224 - 81.404 Brad Jacobs

Yeah, 28.

Chapter 8: What role does nature play in mental and physical well-being?

81.424 - 88.273 Brad Jacobs

Exactly. So you were both interns at the same company? We were. Wow. Same hospital, UC San Francisco. Holy crap.

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88.253 - 94.122 Dr. Sara Gottfried

Yeah, we were little interns, you know, little white jackets, stethoscopes around our necks. Nice. Little dorks.

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94.162 - 103.336 Sean Kelly

Bright green. A lot of strange things, I know. Yep. Were you, like, friends the whole way through, or did you rekindle at some point? Yeah, rekindled professionally, what, a decade ago?

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103.356 - 104.778 Dr. Sara Gottfried

I always had thoughts for him.

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104.798 - 106.381 Sean Kelly

Yeah. Yeah. That's what it was.

107.482 - 107.983 Brad Jacobs

And vice versa.

108.003 - 115.874 Sean Kelly

What are you talking about? She says that, but I don't know if I believe her or not. When you're talking about masculinity, I mean, it's a good topic to get girls interested in you, right?

115.894 - 119.499 Brad Jacobs

It is. You've got to lean in and you've got to see if they're ready, if they can take it and handle it.

119.72 - 120.821 Dr. Sara Gottfried

Well, if it's done right.

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