Lael Stone

Okay, so a big, big question.

What do you wish looked different in this world?

Well said, Tiles.

I totally agree.

And I think just touching on that, yeah, the biggest thing for me, I think, is the empathy for other people but for yourself.

I think that's been such a big lesson for me over the past few years in giving myself that grace to just sit and feel, as we were talking about earlier.

But I think, you know, it's really –

a one sentence can make or break someone's day and it's you know being aware of you know how much our words mean to each other and looking out for one another because that's all we can do here and everyone is doing the best they know how and I think it's just

Yeah, looking after yourself but looking after the people and the community around you and, you know, facing those hard things.

And really I know, you know, even at work, my favourite thing about working is being able to actually have a genuine conversation with someone and just ask how someone's day is going.

And it's that one comment, it's that one conversation that really connects everyone.

I think exactly what you said, it's just the taking a second out of your day to really just look at another person and be like, how are you doing?

But also doing that for yourself as well and turning that inwards.

I think we need to all give ourselves so much more grace that we are doing the best we know how and everyone is just trying at the end of the day.

And we're all learning and doing what we can.

First time doing this as life and living like it's so we forget because we also wrapped up in our own story that I forget.

This is your first time on this planet too, as for you.

Yeah.

Everyone's just trying.

It's so beautiful.