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00:39:11.560So the most common thing I hear when there's two different sexual response types is the mental, emotional person will go, I don't know how to get them excited.
00:39:18.640They just like lay there waiting for me to do something.
00:48:43.020not even not even just try i found myself being attracted to i mean that what i just said is is
00:48:48.500anecdotal i dated a girl who's very independent could do her own thing and then we broke up and
00:48:55.520then the next girl i was like yo i like that i'm taking care of this girl because the last girl
00:48:59.100didn't need to be taken care of so all that first relationship is telling you that that doesn't work
00:49:03.980for you like if you're being discerning wow she's just too independent i don't feel like i'm
00:49:07.720contributing you know it's like there's there's nothing here for me to do or contribute so you're0.99
00:49:13.220gonna look so you know i need a leech ass girl maybe somewhere in between the two like you know0.53
00:49:19.160look at there's um all right here we're gonna pull this out because it's kind of interesting0.80
00:49:25.520there's a modifier called an enroller modifier and you've got it right and um my beloved has it
00:49:34.640i have it right and it's a really it's got an upside and a downside the upside is is that
00:49:39.820we're great at building teams we're super creative we can come up with all kinds of stuff
00:49:44.340normally none of that stuff will come to be unless we got a back office like kick-ass people to help
00:49:49.260us out then shit really happens so it's really powerful and we're it's kind of like the analogy
00:49:55.160is if you're a orchestra leader and you've been given the job to run the new york philharmonic0.95
00:49:59.640you go out there and you pick the best people you know the best string the best percussion
00:50:04.140whatever to be on your team because ideally what you want them to do is succeed at a level they've
00:50:08.320never succeeded before can you relate to that yeah okay so that is a really cool attribute but1.00
00:50:14.740women who have the enroller modifier have something else going on and that's that they're1.00
00:50:19.400kind of a man in a woman's body right back to the so they don't really they're they're powerful1.00
00:50:25.500they're the most successful women in business but they're also the largest population of single0.70
00:50:31.100women over the age of 40 because they inadvertently emasculate their men wow you know who said this
00:50:36.520wow oh what's his name oh the guy from canada yes the canadian dude arden stefan stefan aren't1.00
00:50:44.460aren't already stefan ardeal bro he said the same thing so these women by the way they're they're0.99
00:50:49.740all in their masculine most of the time and like you know you go to open the car door for them1.00
00:50:54.320they go what the hell are you doing i can open my own car do that myself sometimes they even0.99
00:50:58.400throw bitch in at the end i've had a couple they go i can open my own door bitch yeah and i'm like0.99
00:51:03.320first of all so so my so so my beloved is an enroller right and when i started when i first1.00
00:51:08.540went to open the car door for her she goes what are you doing yeah and i go i love to do that
00:51:12.600it's my way of acknowledging you right but i used to you know run around open the door when we got0.99
00:51:17.520someplace it'll never happen for her she's not waiting for my ass to get around the car to open0.87
00:51:21.500the door she wants out right watchers reach over from the inside well then because we would never0.82
00:51:26.440get out because i'd be reaching yeah the door wouldn't open do you think people get better at
00:51:31.280relationships as they get older uh i think from learning from like learn learn learn learn learn
00:51:38.040we get better at everything as we get older that's why i think that's that's why i always
00:51:41.560look at people that like spend a ton of time like um observing and uh like identifying things that
00:51:50.200went wrong in their past relationships especially early in their life like in their first major
00:51:55.160relationship or second major relationship i tell them to just move on i'm like move on take what
00:51:59.420you know you learn and then just get to the next one because like how many people do you know that
00:52:02.840really really really really really got it right the first time and didn't you know what i'm saying
00:52:07.200like it's just i can't count no no i mean it's like you know how many times like how many people
00:52:13.780like you learn and it's just like unless you find that perfect perfect match the first time so here's
00:52:19.800the crazy thing the you know when i got into this right it was a dating application it was about
00:52:24.400finding your perfect match let's find someone that's exactly the same profile yeah and the
00:52:28.360reality is when you find someone that's exactly the same profile it's like having a mirror in
00:52:32.780front of you that can really backfire if you're not in a place in your life where you're willing
00:52:37.200to be totally vulnerable totally seen and you know and courageous you want to be intimate and0.88
00:52:44.220vulnerable and seen and a lot of people you know we got shit we're still working on right so if we0.57
00:52:49.360got stuff we're still working on and something comes up and we say something to our partner and
00:52:54.780they just know they can feel it that's not the story you're not telling me everything right and
00:52:59.580those relationships will blow up because they're not ready to really step into what i call courageous
00:53:05.780intimacy they're just not that you know they're not that intimate or that courageous yet they're
00:53:11.200not that radically honest yet they're still figuring out where they're at and and you know
00:53:16.140once you get to that point then a match like that is great but otherwise they blow up a lot
00:53:20.740and you know is that is that kind of like being emotionally unavailable because he talks about it
00:53:28.100for himself a lot and like i i relate to that statement a lot i feel very emotional like
00:53:35.020and and people like use that term like against me like you're 34 you better get emotionally
00:53:40.040available soon or you're gonna die a lot you know like whatever but like i just am not like i just0.96
00:53:45.320i'm still working on myself so much because of the time that i've spent doing dumb shit in my0.94
00:53:50.640life that i still am trying to work on fixing and like anytime i think about a relationship
00:53:54.860or like people be like do you like want kids i'm like i can't think about that like it's not on my
00:53:59.800so you want to know why you haven't had a relationship you just answered it you're not
00:54:03.260ready in your mind you're not ready you know you can go out to have fun enjoy meet people learn
00:54:09.020from people have a great time but to get totally committed into a relationship it's not time yet
00:54:15.160Yeah. So, I mean, that's whenever I find someone that it really just has not had someone show up in their life or people show up and they just they, you know, they kind of breeze through it.
00:54:26.260That's me. Then it's usually because there's other things that they're doing are more important.
00:54:31.360So, you know, ask yourself, do you want a relationship? You already answered it. Not right now.
00:54:35.340Right now. I don't know. It's going to show up as soon as you decide, you know, I'm ready.
00:54:39.640I guarantee you, you'll have more people show up and you know what to do with.
00:54:42.580them right then it's just being discerning and you know based on everything i've learned and
00:54:47.360experienced what do i really want here do i want someone that wants to be taken care of or do i
00:54:52.020want someone that really can run their whole life you know i i love to take care of my my beloved
00:54:58.440it's like one of my favorite things to do as a guy i you know i just i want to create i want to build
00:55:03.820things for she doesn't need me to do any of that right so when she allows me to do that when i can
00:55:11.180contribute and she receives that's absolutely phenomenal and i get that in that relationship
00:55:16.660that's so valuable yeah right so if if i was all about well i'm just gonna do all this romantic
00:55:23.580stuff for you and you know why don't you love it all the time it's just like that would seem
00:55:27.120just ridiculously needy and she'd go dude no so how do how do we apply all this how do we how do
00:55:33.820we take what you're saying and take our relationships to the next level how do maybe
00:55:38.800these guys lock down you know i'm good old 10 out of 10 all right so your lady your lady's right0.98
00:55:45.580here in the studio right over there and and and we ran your profile and her profile oh shit this0.94
00:55:53.460is great all right should we start there you can we can if you like but i will tell you this that
00:55:58.340you have some differences right yeah and and now and this is kind of a fun place to go because you
00:56:04.000both have this thing called false attractions so chemistry guys chemistry you know what it is it's
00:56:09.400brain chemicals there's like six of them neuro they're neurotransmitters oxytocin testosterone
00:56:14.340pa norepinephrine and when you are hyped up on chemistry this is what it looks like
00:56:19.960oh wow man you're so beautiful wow you just dented my car well it's okay no big deal you know it's
00:56:27.780like everything is rose-colored glasses and there's this massive infatuation and chemistry
00:56:32.860feels great but half the population can kind of follow their chemistry and the other half
00:56:38.540when they follow it take them into a relationship where they have someone that's a different
00:56:42.240communication style you and your lady have two different communication styles and you both have
00:56:46.740false attractions so you've got a shit ton of chemistry right yeah but you do have two different
00:56:51.760ways of communicating now does that mean it's not good right okay so so what's that mean that doesn't0.84
00:57:01.660mean that you x each other out fuck no it means that now you've got some information that tells0.90
00:57:06.760you look at when i got something important to communicate i want to make sure that she0.98
00:57:11.500understands or when she's saying something to me go honey i just got to make sure i understand you
00:57:15.160what i think i heard you say is you feed it back right so it does take a little extra work oh yeah
00:57:20.180but right now we're kind of in the phase of we just we just go at it i see it all it's hilarious
00:57:25.920i love it yeah you guys are either yeah so here's it here's the go at it scenario that's really
00:57:32.020crazy so i have these are clients of mine this happened a number of years ago and the gal is
00:57:37.120figurative talking style like you are and the guy was structural and they're just they're going at
00:57:41.420it they're they've been living with each other for like six months and they're having a huge
00:57:44.300argument and all of a sudden the gal goes ah we're done we're through this is over i'm not doing this
00:57:48.800anymore right yeah and he goes oh when he turns around he walks down the hallway goes in the
00:57:55.700bedroom and he starts packing right and she fortunately she walks in five minutes later
00:58:01.700and goes honey what are you doing and he goes well you said we're through we're done right
00:58:06.940because because he took her literally like she'll take you literally right yeah and she goes no no
00:58:13.660no i don't want you to leave i was just done arguing i just don't want to argue anymore i
00:58:17.620love you right yeah yeah so the now the good news is they caught each other because if 10 or 150.99
00:58:23.840minutes had gone by and he had left she'd walk into the bedroom and go that son of a bitch walked0.99
00:58:28.480out on me right and then it's his fault yeah yeah and he'd be going down the street calling his best1.00
00:58:34.040friend going she kicked me out yeah right it's her fault right so the key is is that you know that
00:58:41.160the personalities there's a lot more there than just genetic energetics yeah but that piece gives
00:58:47.580you an inroad of being able to take what you have and maximize it so instead of going into story
00:58:53.920like you know what people typically do you say something and you're really clear and you think
00:58:59.500you just expressed it exactly the way it needs to be and then they don't get it right and you go0.98
00:59:05.060shit dude you weren't listening to me you don't you must not care because i have told you this0.99
00:59:09.660three times now and you keep getting it wrong you must not be listening to me right you don't care0.99
00:59:13.800so that's a belief it's a story right and when that story comes up when we're in our stories
00:59:19.080there is no love because right there there's some resentment or shame or blame or guilt
00:59:24.300and that's what comes out of all the stories and the belief systems and that's where this piece is
00:59:29.620really the most potent the reason why i do it is it gets us right to love faster than anything i've
00:59:34.400ever worked with in my life you said chloe and i similar to spencer and angel had a different
00:59:39.320communication style yeah okay so we would argue a decent amount not not like not like crazy toxic
00:59:47.940like there are the occasional like blow-ups but i anyways am a little bit masochistic
00:59:55.380where i sort of fuel off drama and it excites me i mean i think that's part of the reason honestly
01:00:03.180i'm a fighter like i like conflict it's exciting to me i like i love storytelling i'm a creator
01:00:07.980and I conflict is a part of every single story and so it became it got to a point where it became
01:00:15.080a little unhealthy where I wouldn't necessarily try to make amends all every time because I'm a0.97
01:00:21.220little bit of a sick fuck you know so like that's what I'm saying maybe it's a me thing and and by0.98
01:00:26.020the way Chloe was the same way like we both just love that fire on fire dog Aries Aries where's1.00
01:00:33.000where's chloe okay yeah so she you know what you dig your heels in and if you're just gonna fight
01:00:38.320like that then you know that's just where you are at that point in time and if you really really
01:00:43.960wanted the relationship to last then you'd figure out a way where you can express that conflict the
01:00:49.320way you need to and also connect like so you know she's structural so it's really easy to have the
01:00:56.440misunderstandings and and you might want to like hold your ground great that's part of your character