Show Notes
We’re talking about SEX. Jackson Hightower is here fam. Jackson has studied and practiced the art of sexual mastery. He's worked with some of the greatest teachers in the world, exploring everything from Tantra and Taoist practices to modern biohacking techniques. And we get to know the man below the surface. Him and I talk about the things men are craving in relationships, why most couples are unfulfilled with their sex life, how to help a man relax and get out of his head during sex, why so many men are quiet in the bedroom, his thoughts on sex on the first date, where to start if you’re craving deeper levels of intimacy, and a whole lot more. This is one you DON’T want to miss 🔥
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