Jay Shetty

And it was nice.

It was refreshing, actually, from coming from a culture where people were getting married at 22, 23, 24, 25 and being able to have that space and...

But we've talked about that many times where we're like, oh my gosh, we've grown so much.

And my wife, especially, she feels like she's been so many different versions of herself in the last 13 years.

Yeah.

Right.

So basically you're saying that I must be amazing because I'm so patient.

That's correct.

So flexible.

Thank you.

Yeah.

My wife's just so lucky that I've been like so patient.

It's been the other way around on many, many occasions, but marriage is so hard.

It is so hard to grow with someone.

It is so hard to continue to grow.

It's so hard to grow at a different pace.

It's so hard to grow at opposite paces sometimes it feels like.

And what would you say the biggest lessons you took away from your first marriage that really have helped you in that healing transition?

You strike me as someone who follows your intuition.

You even said it earlier when you were talking about your current relationship.