Distracted by Cleavage
A listener grapples with an inability to stop looking at women's cleavage during conversations, feeling guilty about making others uncomfortable. Marni suggests that this isn't a psychological issue but rather a natural reaction to visual stimuli. She emphasizes the importance of actively redirecting attention and reprogramming behavior to create new habits that promote respect and professionalism.In this clip
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