Early morning Scrabble, anyone? The young chaps at the coffee shop are game! The Wheel of Fortune card reveals Erin's recent premonitions of Rebecca's health issues may, in fact, be true. But you know who might know for sure? Today's guest! Leah Wellborn - a neurodivergent Reiki healer, writer, public speaker, and self-love Sorcerous who refers to herself as the "Mystic Autistic". Join us for today's "session" as Leah empowers people to rid themselves of energetic gunk so that they can get back to the Source of all that's good and true - their true, Magical Selves.

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Erin implores listeners, "Please stop judging people's empathy" after a rant about a Starbucks meme (pronounced may-may). A beautiful moment at Ollie's Outlet restores her faith in our empathic youth and after some "real talk" around airport security and elevators, they move on to Scott's empathy problem.

This one, now resolved, took quite a bit of Scott's time and energy. How would you handle a business neighbor's clear, distinct responses to your frantic needs? Do you associate this with power or trying to put you in your place? Share your thoughts on this conversation and join us for Even More Love while our subscription service is still available at no cost!

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Rebecca’s “cat call” is on point as she re-enacts her siamese cat Tyce’s morning alarm. Speaking of cats, what are the top three reels we would see if we stalked your FB and Instagram accounts? One of Erin’s top three is gym spotter videos and quite frankly, she doesn’t think we’re giving these folks enough credit. The girls keep things light this week and play The Empathy Game and talk about Rebecca’s passive aggressive encounters with “Jackie the Farting Bird”.

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Erin prides herself on having a pretty darn good track record with FB Marketplace, that is - until - the baby seat search of 2024. Erin questions what differentiates people on Marketplace; why some people are crazy rude while others are excessively nice. True to form, Rebecca gives the quick, definitive answer - age. Is it really that simple? The rest of the session focuses on ways people communicate with each other and the unspoken etiquette that appears to exist, always.

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Erin (@erinhalliganavery) went viral on Instagram and Rebecca gave her a lackluster response. Scott chalks it up to Rebecca not knowing the benefits of SEO and being the talent, Erin just thinks she’s rude. Speaking of rude, the conversation then shifts to kids sports and the intentional or reactionary hits these kids are taking at the hands of their peers. Was it always like this, or are kids/coaches getting more aggressive?

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A little more empathy for Erin is needed. Why? Because she’s had a week where people have struggled with follow through. This leads to a discussion about follow through as an expression of “care” and Erin having a hard time understanding what appears to be people’s lack of care and thoughtlessness. Rebecca shares alternative perspectives, as someone who often struggles with follow through. So what about you? Have you ever had to change your ways as a result of impacting people negatively?

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Do all cats have nine lives? The one up the street from Erin absolutely does! After that short, incredibly disturbing story the girls do a “three card pull” that leads them perfectly into a conversation with today’s guest - Sex, Relationship, and Embodiment Coach Dr. Laura Jurgens!

Laura and the girls have an insightful and interesting discussion around pitfalls and superpowers when communicating with our partners, plus how intimacy can improve and support the super-pairing of vulnerability and empathy together. Dr. Laura is the host of the Sex Help for Smart People Podcast and can be found on Instagram @laura.jurgens.coach.

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During today’s session y'all get verbally introduced to Dr. Frank, Rebecca’s overly relational physician assistant, and learn about his utter shock associated with having to pay for health care.

After the perfectly pulled hippie voo card for our sweet guest, Nina, the girls dive deep into confidence building and leaning into people’s thoughtful remarks.

Some tough questions come up, some reminders of childhood trauma, and the important role that safety plays in the deepest, most empathic relationships.

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Rebecca fills us in on some of the details from her recent Front Row Dad’s retreat in the Florida keys and the balance of masculinity and emotional intention that was present. After they talk about Erin’s bougie IV drips and do the Hippie Voo Doo sh*t they dive into the real topic of today’s session: Empathy and Entitlement. In this session we watch body cam footage of the Webster Police Department and Rochester District Attorney Sandra Doorley’s interaction during what was supposed to be a routine traffic stop. We can’t wait to hear your thoughts! 

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In this episode of More Love you’ll find out about the guy who tells Erin to put him in her phone as “Barb” (insert wide-eyed emoji here!) and how Erin relates with the Netflix series Baby Reindeer.

 After the team chats about murder shows and does their hippie voodoo sh*t they tackle the big questions like, “Can you still have empathy for someone who keeps engaging in preventable problems?” and “Do you have empathy for people who are gullible?”

Not surprisingly, the team has varied opinions.

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P.S. The podcast episode Scott talks about is WHACK and you should listen to it here. 

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