Jamie Kern Lima

um when when i was i was sharing this with you when we were walking here to the set but as a reader was i felt like i was right there with you through the book and and and this is so different than how most books are written and for the person who's listening right now watching us right now um who maybe has uh you know dealt with the loss of someone they love or they're maybe just you know

um when when i was i was sharing this with you when we were walking here to the set but as a reader was i felt like i was right there with you through the book and and and this is so different than how most books are written and for the person who's listening right now watching us right now um who maybe has uh you know dealt with the loss of someone they love or they're maybe just you know

having a new focus on, wow, I want to remember people that maybe I've loved and have lost or that are still in my life. And you take us through this journey and it's so...

having a new focus on, wow, I want to remember people that maybe I've loved and have lost or that are still in my life. And you take us through this journey and it's so...

intimate and it's so powerful and it's so purposeful but then also you're telling us how you're feeling in the moment as you're writing it like you're almost like we're going through this journey of remembering with you and so we're part of the remembering and we're seeing how we can remember and you're giving us an example of how we can remember in our own lives but then we're also feeling what we're experiencing what you're feeling as you write it and can you share

intimate and it's so powerful and it's so purposeful but then also you're telling us how you're feeling in the moment as you're writing it like you're almost like we're going through this journey of remembering with you and so we're part of the remembering and we're seeing how we can remember and you're giving us an example of how we can remember in our own lives but then we're also feeling what we're experiencing what you're feeling as you write it and can you share

a little bit of insight, because there's gonna be a lot of people watching and listening that go, oh my gosh, I want to I want to remember. I want to remember. I want to remember with that person. I want to do that. Like, Kelsey, how do I do that? What did that look like for you as you went through this? How did you know it was time to do that?

a little bit of insight, because there's gonna be a lot of people watching and listening that go, oh my gosh, I want to I want to remember. I want to remember. I want to remember with that person. I want to do that. Like, Kelsey, how do I do that? What did that look like for you as you went through this? How did you know it was time to do that?

And how did you know or did you it would be worth it or that you needed to? And how did you figure out how to? Yeah.

And how did you know or did you it would be worth it or that you needed to? And how did you figure out how to? Yeah.

Which is how remembering is.

Which is how remembering is.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Can you share with everyone, Esther, and how Karen came through? I get so many messages and DMs from people saying, you know, what about a plant medicine journey? What about this? What about like just all these? And I think what I've learned.

Can you share with everyone, Esther, and how Karen came through? I get so many messages and DMs from people saying, you know, what about a plant medicine journey? What about this? What about like just all these? And I think what I've learned.

I knew this already, but I know this even more powerfully through doing this show, is that I feel like when each of us share our stories, that it helps everyone feel less alone and more enough. And they just kind of, I think, revel in that. I think we need that now more than ever, that connection. But for you, can you talk about, through the story of Esther, how this all started?

I knew this already, but I know this even more powerfully through doing this show, is that I feel like when each of us share our stories, that it helps everyone feel less alone and more enough. And they just kind of, I think, revel in that. I think we need that now more than ever, that connection. But for you, can you talk about, through the story of Esther, how this all started?

Because there are going to be people at home going, wait, can I get Esther's number? Like, what do I do?

Because there are going to be people at home going, wait, can I get Esther's number? Like, what do I do?