Lael Stone

Yeah.

And do you know what?

On one hand, you are like, high five, babe.

This is how clever you are.

And on the other hand, you're like, oh, my gosh, so vulnerable.

Ow.

This is – I've just been called out by my kids, which I think is not a bad thing because – and I – like Mike and I often said that to our kids when they were younger –

If you ever feel like we're not acting in integrity or we're not speaking from our heart, we give you permission to call us out on that.

Like we would say that to them when they're like six or seven.

And they did.

They would.

And it was like jarring when they would say it.

But you were like, it's true because they're feeling it.

They're, you know, they're totally going crazy.

I know you and I know that game you play.

It's, yeah, it's big, isn't it?

It's humbling.

But how brilliant that they feel secure enough to say that because we would never have said that to our parents, right?

Yeah, that's beautiful.

I mean, how lucky she is to have you guys who are open to hearing that and to working with that.