Glennon

That tracks. So your book is called Broken, the most recent one. And it's so interesting because I always had a complicated relationship with that word. My friend Brandy Carlisle named her book Broken Horses. And I was like, no, you cannot name it Broken Horses. Like you're not broken. We had a whole thing. I was like, if you name it Broken Horses- No one will read it. And then she did.

That tracks. So your book is called Broken, the most recent one. And it's so interesting because I always had a complicated relationship with that word. My friend Brandy Carlisle named her book Broken Horses. And I was like, no, you cannot name it Broken Horses. Like you're not broken. We had a whole thing. I was like, if you name it Broken Horses- No one will read it. And then she did.

And then it became this huge New York Times bestseller. So that was fine.

And then it became this huge New York Times bestseller. So that was fine.

And then it became this huge New York Times bestseller. So that was fine.

Yeah, as did Jenny's. So I'm not getting asked for advice about titles anymore. But can you tell me your relationship to the word broken and your embracing of that word?

Yeah, as did Jenny's. So I'm not getting asked for advice about titles anymore. But can you tell me your relationship to the word broken and your embracing of that word?

Yeah, as did Jenny's. So I'm not getting asked for advice about titles anymore. But can you tell me your relationship to the word broken and your embracing of that word?

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

God, the things we think are, we should feel guilty about are the moments our kids are like, there she is. She's with us.

God, the things we think are, we should feel guilty about are the moments our kids are like, there she is. She's with us.

God, the things we think are, we should feel guilty about are the moments our kids are like, there she is. She's with us.

One of the things that's so important to me is it's not just, oh, we're broken, busted up. So there are these silver linings. It's like there's this chapter in your book called Rainbow Fire about like the actual gifts of these ways of being, not just the sour grapes, not just silver linings, but like there's this moment where you're on tour for the book. And so Jenny writes these books.

One of the things that's so important to me is it's not just, oh, we're broken, busted up. So there are these silver linings. It's like there's this chapter in your book called Rainbow Fire about like the actual gifts of these ways of being, not just the sour grapes, not just silver linings, but like there's this moment where you're on tour for the book. And so Jenny writes these books.

One of the things that's so important to me is it's not just, oh, we're broken, busted up. So there are these silver linings. It's like there's this chapter in your book called Rainbow Fire about like the actual gifts of these ways of being, not just the sour grapes, not just silver linings, but like there's this moment where you're on tour for the book. And so Jenny writes these books.

She writes them, I think, from much of her writing comes, she makes sure she's in the place. She's in the depression. She's in the anxiety. That's why we can feel it's so real and so connected. Then she has to go on tour. Yeah. I mean, what you do- Sick joke. Yeah. Okay.

She writes them, I think, from much of her writing comes, she makes sure she's in the place. She's in the depression. She's in the anxiety. That's why we can feel it's so real and so connected. Then she has to go on tour. Yeah. I mean, what you do- Sick joke. Yeah. Okay.

She writes them, I think, from much of her writing comes, she makes sure she's in the place. She's in the depression. She's in the anxiety. That's why we can feel it's so real and so connected. Then she has to go on tour. Yeah. I mean, what you do- Sick joke. Yeah. Okay.