Glennon Doyle

Let's jump right in to this conversation with a set.

Well, I think it's good that we're starting with an easy one.

Thanks, love.

Just get right on in there.

I mean, first of all, I just want to say I feel really grateful and amazed that we're all here right now.

It just feels like... I mean, I'm grateful and amazed when I leave my house at all, but this... I just feel like I've been feeling so... confused and...

stuck and lost and I just feel like this is a really big gift for me to just see all your faces and be here in the same place and so I'm really grateful that you did whatever you have to do to make this happen because I know it isn't easy.

It's really moving to me.

I've been doing whatever it is I do for 20 years.

I'm not sure what it is that brings us all here.

I think that besides

the kids and Abby that the greatest honor of my life is whatever this is, and I just don't take it lightly, and I'm really grateful for you.

So anyway, today I'm just going to try to tell the truth and do my best in honor of you.

So fury, I think that the way that you channel that, I mean, I can tell you that I recently started, well, not recently, a couple of years ago, a new round of eating disorder recovery, because now I think I understand that that's going to be something I'm dealing with for the rest of my life.

I thought until this recent bout that I was going to have like a victory line that I keep writing books and being like, and now it's done.

Yeah.

Last word.

I feel like that is my way of saying to God, like, okay, are we good?

Like, are we good?

And it keeps resurfacing.