Candace Cameron Bure

I think that sometimes,

earlier in my life, there is that nagging feeling and you just know that something's just not right, but you can't quite put your finger on it.

You know that you want your life to change, but you don't know where to start.

You don't even know what to look for and what, what move, what move to start making.

And then when you do have a family, if you have a husband, have a kids, it's like, um,

again, I just know that something isn't right in my life and I want to move it over on a different track, but how do I start and how do I get my family on that track?

I think I've been laughed at so many times by my family of like, oh, it's another one of mom's crazy ideas.

And not even that it's crazy, but it's like, why are you trying to fix something that isn't broken?

Like this isn't broken.

And yet you just know, like, but it isn't where it could be.

It isn't what it should be.

It's not, we're not living life to the fullest.

And by that, I'm not saying, I'm not talking about massages and trips to Disneyland.

I'm saying there's, God has more for us.

And sometimes it's scary to take that step when you're in a family.

So I've definitely felt seasons of that in my life where I'm not able to pinpoint it.

And then I have certainly felt seasons.

And I'll say it has been in marriage.

And I've talked a lot about this.

But Val and I, next year, will be 30 years married.