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EPISODE NOTES:
Welcome back to The Pretty Intense Podcast. We have our friend, relationship expert Orion Taraban back on #PrettyIntensePodcast. We are back talking about what men really want. What modern relationships, and female roles mean to marriage today, and the population. Did you know, the more successful a man is, the more likely he is to have children, and the more successful a woman is, the less likely she is to have children. Orion would tell you that that might not be a good plan for humanity. We also dig in to what type of woman Orion would not date, and he believes would be unattractive to most men. Orion also fills us in on a ritual men need twice a week to maintain mental health. Can you guess what that is? You will have to tune in to find out. At the end of the day, men and women are very different creatures, but if we can be open minded and accept our differences, we should be able to co-exist, and even fall in love. We hope you enjoy this weeks episode.
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00:00 – Intro
05:00 – What Makes A Good Couple
12:00 – Women With High Salaries Don’t Have Kids
20:00 – What Motivates Decision Making
35:00 – Is That Clock Ticking
48:00 – Changing Your State To Joy
57:00 – Are Aging Women Still Valuable
1:06:00 – Market Yourself Online Dating
1:15:00 – Secure A Woman’s Emotion
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BIO:
An expert in relationships and personal development, Orion Taraban, Psy.D., has helped thousands of people get what they want in life. His podcast, PsycHacks, has over 70 million views on YouTube and has established him as a thought leader in popular psychology. His first book, "The Value of Others," examines relationships through the lens of behavioral economics and reveals the (often) counterintuitive realities that govern the sexual marketplace. Dr. Taraban is a licensed psychologist and currently lives in Napa, California.
