Glennon Doyle

And she was like, ah.

That makes sense.

Like it was one of the, you know, you sometimes talk to your kids.

It's just like, no, it's not working.

This was a moment where she was like, she got it.

That is, I think the closest I can come to expressing how I think we put a stop gap by actually knowing ourselves well enough and doing the work on ourselves to know when we're doing our shit, right?

to know when we're doing our bullshit, and then teaching our children what our bullshit is so that they know with love, oh, my mom's doing her bullshit again, and that's not mine.

And you guys, my kids can like, they're like, hmm.

She's doing her bullshit.

And then we get through it.

The reason why it's important to do our own work is to know the things and express the things that we love and are good

And we want to carry throughout our lineage.

And then to be able to express the things and identify the things that we don't want to be carried on through our lineage.

Because it feels like it's just like a bunch of muddy water that hopefully with each generation some of the mud comes out and we just get a little bit clearer and clearer and clearer with each generation.

And that is part of doing that clearing work, I think.

They've got to be tied.

I blame everything.

I blame everything on it.

So it does feel like the sky is falling right now.

And so it's a little vindicating for Chicken Littles.