Ina Garten

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

I'm wondering, Jenny, when you were asking these questions of people around the world that we started our podcast talking about, you know, do you matter?

Do you think that you matter to someone?

Did just asking the question cause a lot of people to reflect in a way that they

your interest made them feel like they mattered?

And offering them.

They trust you because they see and feel the vulnerability.

After this short break, Jennifer and I talked with a military wife and mother who felt invisible.

If you or someone you know feels the same, she found a simple, inspiring solution.

So glad you're back.

I'm with journalist Jennifer Wallace.

Her new book, The Secret to a Life of Deep Connection and Purpose, is giving us a lot to think about.

Like, how can I make the people in my life know that they matter?

Let's get back to it.

You talk often in the book about reaching out to somebody else.

You know, one of the things I remember when I read the story in the book that you share

about a military wife.

We went to a military base and did a whole show with military wives and treated them to wonderful things because, as you say in the book, so many military wives feel

alone.