Brené Brown

And it's probably just because it's maybe my training, but I think also –

It's interesting.

I want to go down.

I want to see if we can mind meld two things.

You and I had an interesting... You and I had, when we started the podcast, you had one idea in your head of how it would run.

I had a different idea in my head.

And part of...

part of our hypotheses, they were different hypotheses about the best and most effective way to do it.

And during a call last week, you said to me, man, you've really changed your mind.

And I said, you said something like you changed your mind, you changed back, and now I think you're changing again.

And do you remember saying this?

Yeah.

And it was interesting because I said, oh, I was in the bounce.

And you looked at me like, what are you talking about?

And this has saved my marriage.

So the way I test hypotheses is very different than the way my husband, Steve, tests a hypothesis.

And he speaks in this language because he's a pediatrician.

And so he's always looking at differential diagnoses and hypotheses and ruling things out and ruling things in.

So he kind of thinks like that.

When we say, I think this is a good idea.