Lauren Smith Brody

Like they're at an age now where like anybody who doesn't have that in their life yet, like you may get there one day and it's awesome.

Yeah.

So I highly recommend it.

So often often that will happen on whatever the social thing is.

You know, I have.

really, really like sort of purposefully blurred the lines.

And so I don't have friend conversations that don't also include some of what I'm working on.

And also, I forgot to say this, but a big part of what I work on is my public policy work through a nonprofit that I co-founded called the Chamber of Mothers.

So all of that is like donated time, but it's with colleagues, but they're also very much friends.

And so there will be a lot of sharing of ideas and

just helping each other that happens then.

And so often that will spark something that will either inspire me to then like go put time on my calendar the next day to follow through on something.

Or it will just like, it will happen in the meeting.

It happened this morning.

We had an idea in a meeting that we just ran with.

And now each of us sort of has our own creative role that we're taking on it.

And that feels like that white space to me.

Excellent.

Actually, I have a really good example for this.

Maybe not.