Said reads his review of the film Everything Everywhere All At Once, written specifically for all the people who just didn't get the hype.

How do we break down the limits of society to create more consideration for one another?

How can you tell when you're showing up as an NPC? What does it mean to ascend the pathway of consciousness and embrace main character energy? Marissa and I cover all bases in this chat. Psychedelics, attachment, spiritual bypassing, identity design, integration, expansion, contraction, being, it's a big one. If you want to dive deeper into these topics search for Marissa Gillham on YouTube.

"If you want to improve your life, find trustworthy people who trigger you" what a QUOTE.

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In this chat we unwind after a huge day at TEDxBrisbane. We share our perspective after the enormous honour of delivering a One Minute Pitch from stage - and then receiving enormous levels of validation, compassion and even disclosure from so many of the crowd. If you dig our conversation, I think you'll love the email series where I dive deep into the skills of healing trauma, holding space and learning to listen from the heart. Check it out on the website.

Marissa shares on interrogating her thoughts, Said shares on opening up about his. If you want to learn how to fight well, sign up to receive in depth email lessons over at saidwithcourage.com!

After having an incredibly tough conversation Marissa apologised for saying Said isn't man enough to provide for her. If you want to learn about repairing connection, applying psychology principles and making trauma informed relationships, check out the website!

Do you and your lover fight well?

Marissa and I have overcome a heap. Attachment issues, addiction, relationship trauma and so much more. A huge principle we're vibing recently is to ask the question: after a fight, is our relationship one percent stronger or one percent weaker? Framing an argument this way gives it purpose, boundaries, structure and above all, direction. It means we're not just fighting to protect ourselves, we're also fighting to connect.

If you like this convo, check out saidwithcourage.com and the much more in depth and detailed analysis in the email series.

Why don't men open up? Said and Marissa uncover the challenge of creating enough safety for one partner to open up while their opening unravels the other. A tricky, nuanced space... If you dig this convo, check out the email series which unpacks communication skills in loads more depth (read more at saidwithcourage.com).

Dive into childhood trauma (yay!) and see how it shows up in adult relationships with your twin flame (double yay!) and how all that ties into your relationships with your parents (tripple yay!) and how you can HEAL and break generational curses. If you dig our conversation, you'll love my emails. Learn how to speak with courage, build Trauma Informed Relationships and more, visit the website saidwithcourage.com