Therapist Jason Wasser traces Ryan Serhant's shift from Million Dollar Listing's polished dating guy to someone openly discussing acne, IVF, and family struggles. Wasser uses Serhant's vulnerability on social media and at GoBundance events as a teaching tool for authenticity and mental health.
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Life is too short to walk through life with people lying to you. Well, that's one of the things I've appreciated about getting to know you through your social media and reading your books and talking to you is when I first saw you in person at GoBundance, right, there's a polished product that has shown up, but very few people, right, and you've been very vulnerable about a lot of things, especially in your books about going through what you just talked, right, the acne story and all of these different things and getting raw feedback where it allows someone like me as a therapist to help others say like, hey, there's this guy Ryan Serhant, and you look at him and you hear about him and you know about him, but do you know about these parts of his journey? Do you know about the IVF? Do you know about, right, all the things that like you have and your wife have put out there that a lot of people want to protect? But I think that makes it that much more, one, endearing, which I think has, um, there is that element of you, right, that you have, you've gone from like episode 1 and 2 of Million Dollar Listing talking about your dating and to, to this family man and this like kind of like a little mental guru right here. I might have to retire soon, but it's really interesting to show people that back process that you would never know this about Ryan.
