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Good morning and

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welcome to Morning Syria.

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(upbeat music)

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Okay, good morning and welcome to Tuesday

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or as it's officially known today,

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National Planal Day.

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Now this is a special day

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dedicated to those of you

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who like to look rugged, right?

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While doing absolutely nothing outdoors.

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Well done you.

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Well now the answer to

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yesterday's trivia question,

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chickpeas, the type of

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bean that is typically used

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to make hummus are chickpeas.

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And now it's time for

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the essential vitamins

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in your morning cereal.

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Today's quote is from

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track star and birthday boy

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turning 42 today,

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Justin Gatlin, who said,

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hard work beats talent

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when talent doesn't work hard.

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Now I know you don't want

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this to be true, but it is.

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Natural talent isn't

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enough to guarantee success

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if you don't pair it

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with dedication, effort

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and a little bit of consistency.

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So put the time in, it is the only way.

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All right, well, let's go ahead and hear

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from the experts now.

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It's time to pour in

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some, the let them theory

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from Mel Robbins.

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In today's chapter, the early

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days is all about what happens

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at the very beginning of relationships.

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When excitement is high and logic is low

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and the red flags are

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conveniently, well, either ignored

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or maybe they're

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tinted just slightly pink.

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Here, Mel is

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explaining that early connection

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often feels intense because

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novelty activates dopamine.

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Everything feels promising,

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everything feels possible,

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but she warns that that

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intensity is not the same thing

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as alignment.

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As she put it, quote, early

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chemistry tells you nothing

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about long-term compatibility, end quote.

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Now this chapter

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urges readers to slow down

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and observe instead of

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accelerating towards certainty.

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Now, Mel explains how

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people often abandon boundaries

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in the early days because they don't want

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to scare someone off.

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But if being yourself

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is scaring someone away,

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well, that's information that you need.

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She emphasizes that

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consistency matters more than charm.

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Anyone can be impressive for a few weeks,

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heck a few months, but what matters is

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how someone shows up

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over time, especially

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when it's inconvenient.

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One standout line is this, quote,

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"Don't confuse potential

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with patterns," end quote.

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Now, Mel also reminds

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readers that the early days

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are where self-trust is built or broken.

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If you ignore discomfort now,

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you'll definitely feel it louder later.

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So the let them approach

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invites you to notice behavior

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without reacting emotionally.

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No chasing, no forcing

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clarity, just observation.

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She encourages dating with curiosity

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instead of expectation.

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Ask yourself how you feel

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after spending time with someone.

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Are you energized?

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Are you calm?

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Are you anxious?

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Are you confused?

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Your body often knows

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before your brain will catch up.

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So here it is, your Tuesday takeaway.

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The early days aren't

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about locking things in,

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they're about paying attention.

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Well, we've already

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checked off two boxes.

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Today we've got the flannel fit check

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and the wisdom absorbed.

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Let's go ahead and get into this Tuesday.

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But first, the prize from

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the bottom of the cereal box.

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It's the morning cereal

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trivia question of the day.

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Here it is, what does the G

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in the time zone acronym GMT stand for?

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All right, we'll talk about it tomorrow.

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Hey, thanks for listening

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to morning cereal today.

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We will see you back here tomorrow

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for the answer to the trivia question

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for sugar for your soul.

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And until then, have a fantastic day.

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And these other podcasts will dive deeper

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And we welcome special guests too.

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So join us, it will be

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a good time, I promise.

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Thanks again for listening.

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Have a fantastic day and

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we'll see you tomorrow.