Grandma Gail

Nobody can explain it to you until you're in the situation, really.

But don't feel that constant pressure that everything has to be perfect or exactly on timing.

Which we love.

Well, that's your brain at this time because you don't have other responsibilities.

If I threw in the mix that you're getting married or that you're having children, then all of a sudden you have to prioritize which one is going to come first.

So it's hard for you to really rationalize that at this point.

Well, I think if your family needed you at home, you'd have to take less.

No, but you can still have goals.

If you're in business, you can still have goals, but sometimes it has to fit into your schedule.

The goals can't overtake you because once people burn out,

People get frustrated then when they don't achieve that particular high level.

So you've got to just moderate things and know how to live and include all the different parts of your life in your eventual goal.

Don't only look for one thing.

Because if you strive only for one thing, then the rest of your life doesn't get fulfilled.

And that's something that will happen as time goes on and you see where you are in your life.

Good plan.

That's a good plan.

I think that's what we just discussed.

I think staying present, stay within the reach of what could be a plausible goal, a realistic goal, not a plausible, a realistic goal.

I know that I can take on more than so many things in one day.