Katherine Woodward Thomas

And, you know, we're lucky to be living this long, really, because 100 years ago, people were out by 40.

you know, I'm grateful for my life every day.

And I'm really committed to, uh, the privilege of being able to birth these ideas.

Such a sweet, sweet question.

I mean, the first thing that comes to me, I know you're already doing, which is to sponsor their potential greatness.

Yeah.

Creating it with your words.

Speaking into it, yes.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

But the other thing, and once this book is out, we're going to be looking at doing a parenting book.

Children do a little meaning-making machines and making meaning out of everything, you know,

So it's to pay attention to the meaning that they're making at the level of identity.

I saw this with my daughter when she was six years old.

My daughter has autism and she was having a hard time socially connecting.

And it was something that happened at school with the kids and they kind of, you know, weren't nice to her or something.

And she immediately, I could just see the collapse in her.

It's not like they come to you and say, I have a belief now that I'm not good enough.

The energy shifts.

Yeah.