"People never do something just once" - Robert Greene

There's no such thing as an isolated incident, because people's actions are always part of a pattern of behaviour. However, the patriarchy made us believe the complete opposite, because accepting excuses keeps power where it is. The patriarchy is based on repetition: people repeat the same behaviours, institutions repeat the same patterns, cultures repeat the same stories.

The thing is, excuses are data, they reveal so much info!!! They're breadcrumbs people leave behind because they're not careful in covering their tracks...

In this episode, we'll discuss:

• The reason why no one does something just once
• A TEXTBOOK example of this (Chr*s Brown)
• How accepting excuses creates a false reality
• How this ties into people pleasing & other ways women have been conditioned
• Common excuses used in relationships + the workplace, and the data you can gather from them

✨Hope you love it and can use this law to make your dreams come true. You are the baddest bitch in the building.

Love, Neeki xo

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