Lael Stone

And you've called me out on it quite a few times, which is good.

I want you to do that because I'm like, actually, you still – I know you guys still need me.

I mean, you're all beautiful humans.

Me, we don't still need.

I know.

I know, but that's been sometimes challenging too.

So I think for me what I love about this conversation is just it's messy being a family.

It's messy being human.

And I guess the through message I'm hearing through so much of what you guys are saying is –

But we keep coming back together and we keep coming back to repair and we keep coming back to having these conversations, which I think is what helps us thrive no matter what's thrown with us.

And I do hope that people can hear that as an invitation to have that as a bit of their North Star, particularly if you've got little kids.

And I say to parents all the time, who are the young adults you want to see in your children?

What qualities do you want them to have?

What values do you want them to stand for?

Well, this is the foundation of what we're building and it's hard.

You know, it's definitely one of the hardest job I've ever done is parenting without doubt.

Yet it's also been the absolute richest for me because look at you guys, look at the

You know, I just think it's, I just feel very, very, very blessed.

Can I say one thing on that?

I think, yeah, the biggest thing has been, you're so right, it is messy and it is tricky, but we come back together.