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"Understanding Men and Understanding Women" with Alison Armstrong - Podcast | Motivation | Life

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On this episode, Henry was interviews relationship expert, Alison Armstrong!
She is one of the top experts in the world and will not only help you understand yourself better, but also help you understand your relationships better. Alison Armstrong and Henry Ammar talk about understanding men and women in a fun, practical, and impactful way. This is an incredible episode full of motivation and a deeper understanding!
This episode is packed with a lot of practical and powerful wisdom that you could apply to help you understand and improve both yourself, and your relationships. Enjoy!!
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25 авг 2024

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@emmarennie4199 Месяц назад

Alison youve solving a puzzle that has been baffling me for about 40 yrs , cant thank you enough! Thought it was my naivety that kt me yearning to connect with men . Also love how the men look mesmerised around you, like someone finally gets me ! Its beautiful, as are your sparkly eyes, smile and voice xxx God Bless you . All this confusion between the sexes causes so much loneliness and frustration. Cant wait to use this stuff thanks a million and to you Henry much love x

@paulbarber1077 2 года назад

It is so nice to hear a voice of reason.

@MariaElena51185 2 года назад

She’s wonderful, and she loves men. So men trust her.

@Ishtarthemoon 3 года назад

i just love the way she talks about men

@lilibethnieto55 3 года назад

Wonderful content.. All my heart of gratitude to you Henry and Allison 🥰.

@bernadettechute7998 Год назад

So happy to be introduced to Alison Armstrong. 😊

@Sunshine33 3 года назад

So much value in one video. Thank you 🌹

@daniellehacker 3 года назад

So deep. So... thick with knowledge. It’s crazy that our basic instincts as a species can get so mixed up!

@evelinerobin8191 3 года назад

Henry what an amazing interview! And you have such a beautiful smile 😃 thank you!

@mexguyana 2 года назад

Thank you. Jan. 5. 22

@annemarie9980 3 года назад

Excellent content thanks 💝⭐

@thesb2836 2 года назад

This is a helpful conversations.GEMS

@jasminda7708 3 года назад

Love Alison’s work! So excited to find this interview. And of course, love ya always, Henry!

@averagejane09 Год назад

Alison amazing as always. Henry, first time seeing you. Great interview!!! You have a great energy. Love this. Subscribe!

@clairefoxall2313 3 года назад

Wow ....Alison is so precise blown away. Alison breakdowns everything so great 💖 🙏🙏.

@MariaElena51185 2 года назад

A woman just is..as she is safe. I’m so happy she still talks to her husband, they still have a loving relationship.

@ashleyjaylene6278 2 года назад

Wow glad I stumbled across this today. Needed a few messages about protecting today.

@alguienenelmundo10 3 года назад

These women is a Goddess

@trulysieli5389 3 года назад

I really enjoyed this podcast and have more of an insight on Men.. I still don't understand why I'm still single but it is what it is

@jessica11381 Год назад

54:58, 55:59

@katied5288 3 года назад

download what I could not hear?

@Alphacentauri819 3 года назад

He asked a fantastic question...about how to present a need/request to a guy who takes almost everything as criticism/control...and I don’t feel she answered it well. I wanted a direct, actionable answer and she skirted around a bit.

@adj5767 3 года назад

Best to let him learn to grow up on his own. It's a tough question to answer perfectly because people (men) each are different.

@Alphacentauri819 3 года назад

@@adj5767 yeah...I’d love to do that. However, we coparent a child together. I’d be more than happy to never, ever interact with him again. He has Aspergers, so communication is very difficult. He really has no interest in personal growth. The neuropsychologist, who diagnosed him, basically said...I’d be in a stagnant misery if i chose to stay. I try to be congenial and nice...but the lack of ability to see others perspective and also the pervasive negative lens, that he often has..makes it hard at times.

@ssiegreen5292 Год назад

@@Alphacentauri819 Aaah! but you see - someone with Aspergers or autism, or other any other illness or injury that scrambles the "behavioral" signals, generally does not conform to what's generally considered "normal" and therefore also doesn't respond as you would expect. I have a son that had severe OCD as a teen and young adult, and still deals with it, although [thankfully] not to the level as it once was [grateful for that every day]. You just come to grips with it, that this is what it is - and either live with it, or minimize the interaction to the barest necessity, if you cannot avoid it all together. You cannot change him - but YOU CAN CHANGE THE WAY YOUR REACT to him!