Jenny Holland

Quite a few years ago, I want to say maybe 2021 or 2022, when he did a whole extended segment on the power of prayer.

And I was very sort of taken aback by this because I love Steve's show for his sort of biting analysis and his realpolitik and his very sort of like of the world motivation and insight.

And hearing him and others, his guests, talk about prayer as a real-world thing that actually made material difference in the world, communal prayers, sending up prayers, and specifically mentioning the rosary.

He also had a rabbi on.

I mean, it was a really interesting show, but specifically mentioning the rosary, it just opened a door of possibility in my mind.

It took a few years to fully germinate.

But as I started intermittently praying in 2024, yeah, just this time last year, I just started doing it every day without any specific goal in mind.

And it became something that I looked forward to.

It became something that I sort of relied upon.

I found that it made my mood better.

If I woke up on the wrong side of the bed, I would pray the rosary and I would be a lot more cheerful and gracious to my husband and to people around me.

I found that, yeah, it just produced a peacefulness and a stability within me that became stronger and stronger as the year wore on.

Jenny, yeah, I mean, that's my experience as well.

You also say something here, so much in here that I'd like to share.

We'll come back to this.

There's two profound things that you said here to squeeze in to the final moments of the show.

But there is one thing that you said here, and I think it's worthy sharing with the public.

You said, I tried not to let perfection...

be the enemy of the good.

When making progress in one's prayer life, one's interior life, that is so profound.