Ina Garten

Great.

Thanks, Oprah.

So I find this fascinating that you asked hundreds of people

Around the world, this question, do you feel like you matter?

We asked that of you today.

Do you feel like you matter?

That's a really important question.

And what did they tell you, Jenny?

which was inspiring.

Which is what we're going to talk about today a lot.

And you write on page 10, in truth, we are living through a social health crisis, a profound breakdown of the relationships that once protected us.

We've lost track of our basic human needs for connection and contribution.

Now we often feel tempted to fill that void with counterfeit forms of mattering.

chasing attention over connection, prestige over purpose, and money over meaning.

That's what you found around the world too.

People are saying, but not articulating as well as that, right?

And do you think now with all of the things in this abundant-filled society that we live in, you would think that with all the abundance and all the access and all of the indulgence, that people would feel like they mattered more, but it's actually the opposite.

It's contingent on how people see me.

It's how they see me.

Their perception of who I am instead of working on what you really are.