1 hr 6 min
#288: The Secret to a Long, Happy Marriage: Saif Al-Yasi’s Exclusive Proven Tips! Unscripted with Spencer Lodge
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In the face of rising global divorce rates, this week’s guest on Unscripted With Spencer Lodge challenges conventional beliefs about why marriages fail, arguing that it’s men who have a bigger role to play than women. Saif Al-Yasi, a highly esteemed fitness and personal trainer in Dubai comes armed with a medical background in biology and biotechnology, an MBA, and a Master’s Degree in bodybuilding and nutrition. This conversation is a departure from the usual health and fitness chat, and instead Saif delves into the intricacies of relationships. In this episode, Saif talks about his relationship with his wife, the need for men to reclaim their strength, the toxic rhetoric taught by Andrew Tate and how you can enjoy a long and healthy marriage. Tune in for a fascinating chat packed with actionable advice and interesting insights.
Discussion points:
2:38 An introduction to Saif
5:15 Growing up in Baghdad, Iraq
12:04 Saif’s education and qualifications
15:16 Lessons from his first marriage
22:31 Arab and Western men in relationships and marriages
26:10 The evolution of men's and women's roles
28:56 Understanding 'growth' for men
32:13 Saif’s opinion on Andrew Tate
39:40 Marrying your best friend
43:03 Real reasons for divorces
49:53 Triggers for maintaining physical fitness
54:48 Advice for self-improvement
59:04 Decoding the cannibal diet
1:02:08 Saif’s experience of abstaining from sugar for 10 years
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Saif Al-Yasi
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In the face of rising global divorce rates, this week’s guest on Unscripted With Spencer Lodge challenges conventional beliefs about why marriages fail, arguing that it’s men who have a bigger role to play than women. Saif Al-Yasi, a highly esteemed fitness and personal trainer in Dubai comes armed with a medical background in biology and biotechnology, an MBA, and a Master’s Degree in bodybuilding and nutrition. This conversation is a departure from the usual health and fitness chat, and instead Saif delves into the intricacies of relationships. In this episode, Saif talks about his relationship with his wife, the need for men to reclaim their strength, the toxic rhetoric taught by Andrew Tate and how you can enjoy a long and healthy marriage. Tune in for a fascinating chat packed with actionable advice and interesting insights.
Discussion points:
2:38 An introduction to Saif
5:15 Growing up in Baghdad, Iraq
12:04 Saif’s education and qualifications
15:16 Lessons from his first marriage
22:31 Arab and Western men in relationships and marriages
26:10 The evolution of men's and women's roles
28:56 Understanding 'growth' for men
32:13 Saif’s opinion on Andrew Tate
39:40 Marrying your best friend
43:03 Real reasons for divorces
49:53 Triggers for maintaining physical fitness
54:48 Advice for self-improvement
59:04 Decoding the cannibal diet
1:02:08 Saif’s experience of abstaining from sugar for 10 years
Show Sponsors:
Megavrse: Dive into immersive environments in the Metaverse that redefine the future of retail, art, and work
https://www.megavrse.xyz/#/
Socials:
Spencer Lodge
https://www.instagram.com/spencer.lodge/?hl=en
https://www.tiktok.com/@spencer.lodge
https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencerlodge/
https://www.youtube.com/c/SpencerLodgeTV
https://www.facebook.com/spencerlodgeofficial/
Saif Al-Yasi
https://m.facebook.com/wahsh.dxb
https://www.instagram.com/saifalyasi/
https://www.tiktok.com/@coachsaifalyasi
https://www.youtube.com/@WAHSHDXB
1 hr 6 min