Abby Wambach

And it will be hard on me too, but I have walked that walk.

And it will be hard on me too, but I have walked that walk.

And it will be hard on me too, but I have walked that walk.

So it's interesting, you know, There's probably no right or wrong way, necessarily. I do think that there is a wisdom in our children's generation and also a little bit of softness. Both. I think because of parents getting more therapy and being more open to listening to what their kids have to say and talking more about trauma and being more in that kind of...

So it's interesting, you know, There's probably no right or wrong way, necessarily. I do think that there is a wisdom in our children's generation and also a little bit of softness. Both. I think because of parents getting more therapy and being more open to listening to what their kids have to say and talking more about trauma and being more in that kind of...

So it's interesting, you know, There's probably no right or wrong way, necessarily. I do think that there is a wisdom in our children's generation and also a little bit of softness. Both. I think because of parents getting more therapy and being more open to listening to what their kids have to say and talking more about trauma and being more in that kind of...

frame of mind, these children have more wisdom and they have more understanding than they see the world differently. And they experience the reality of their world very differently than we did on television screens. They're doing it 24 seven on their phones. And I also think there's a part of the generation that our children are growing up in that is It's not in the real world as much.

frame of mind, these children have more wisdom and they have more understanding than they see the world differently. And they experience the reality of their world very differently than we did on television screens. They're doing it 24 seven on their phones. And I also think there's a part of the generation that our children are growing up in that is It's not in the real world as much.

frame of mind, these children have more wisdom and they have more understanding than they see the world differently. And they experience the reality of their world very differently than we did on television screens. They're doing it 24 seven on their phones. And I also think there's a part of the generation that our children are growing up in that is It's not in the real world as much.

And so it's scarier for them.

And so it's scarier for them.

And so it's scarier for them.

Don't feel bad about yourself. No, I would still be doing it. We had two twin beds on the floor at the edge of our bed.

Don't feel bad about yourself. No, I would still be doing it. We had two twin beds on the floor at the edge of our bed.

Don't feel bad about yourself. No, I would still be doing it. We had two twin beds on the floor at the edge of our bed.

Sit down with your husband and figure out what you need. I mean, I think Michelle was saying that Write it down. Figure out what is at the bottom line, what the cost is going to be, what the pros of that cost. And then go deep, deep down and figure out what you want. I think we're all afraid... to actually figure out what it is we really want. And we tend to stay in the I should lane.

Sit down with your husband and figure out what you need. I mean, I think Michelle was saying that Write it down. Figure out what is at the bottom line, what the cost is going to be, what the pros of that cost. And then go deep, deep down and figure out what you want. I think we're all afraid... to actually figure out what it is we really want. And we tend to stay in the I should lane.

Sit down with your husband and figure out what you need. I mean, I think Michelle was saying that Write it down. Figure out what is at the bottom line, what the cost is going to be, what the pros of that cost. And then go deep, deep down and figure out what you want. I think we're all afraid... to actually figure out what it is we really want. And we tend to stay in the I should lane.

And so get brave enough to go figure out what it is. And it sounds like she's good at it because she's a handbag maker of her own. That sounds probably like something that she wanted. And geographically, it's not about the geography. I don't want to take away from your guys' options. No, no.

And so get brave enough to go figure out what it is. And it sounds like she's good at it because she's a handbag maker of her own. That sounds probably like something that she wanted. And geographically, it's not about the geography. I don't want to take away from your guys' options. No, no.