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Episode 108: Shawn T. Smith - Relationships and Men's Mental Health

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Shawn T. Smith is a clinical psychologist and the author of various books, including his best-seller, The Tactical Guide to Woman. During our conversation, Shawn talks about green flags in women, depression as a symptom rather than an illness, advice for men who are depressed, shame and love, the importance of tribe and purpose in a man's life, and the lack of scripts for healthy men in modern culture.

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00:00 Intro

01:22 Green flags in women

03:53 Prioritizing the long-term over the short-term

05:57 The importance of habits

08:31 Love and shame in a man's life

17:08 The importance of having a male tribe

20:48 Men's hunger for talking honestly about relationships

23:29 Depression in men

26:28 Causes of depression in men

29:37 Depression is like a fever - a symptom, not the cause

33:19 Vetting women with no optionality

36:52 Purpose in a man's life

43:51 The role of men and fathers in society

50:40 Dealing with pushback while striving toward goals

53;00 Advice Shawn would give to his young daughter

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112 episodes

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Shawn T. Smith is a clinical psychologist and the author of various books, including his best-seller, The Tactical Guide to Woman. During our conversation, Shawn talks about green flags in women, depression as a symptom rather than an illness, advice for men who are depressed, shame and love, the importance of tribe and purpose in a man's life, and the lack of scripts for healthy men in modern culture.

------------

Book a meeting with Dan

------------

Keep Talking Substack

Rate on Spotify

Rate on Apple Podcasts

Social media and all episodes

------------

Support via Venmo

Support on Substack

Support on Patreon

------------

00:00 Intro

01:22 Green flags in women

03:53 Prioritizing the long-term over the short-term

05:57 The importance of habits

08:31 Love and shame in a man's life

17:08 The importance of having a male tribe

20:48 Men's hunger for talking honestly about relationships

23:29 Depression in men

26:28 Causes of depression in men

29:37 Depression is like a fever - a symptom, not the cause

33:19 Vetting women with no optionality

36:52 Purpose in a man's life

43:51 The role of men and fathers in society

50:40 Dealing with pushback while striving toward goals

53;00 Advice Shawn would give to his young daughter

  continue reading

112 episodes

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