Lindsay Chrisley

I agree with that.

more than anything that I have heard probably in one month.

No, I agree with you.

Stability across the board, stability in your home life, stability in your relationships, financial stability, having mental stability, right?

Going to therapy regularly or whatever that looks like for you.

All of those things will lead to happiness and success.

I wholeheartedly believe that.

If you were going to give someone...

advice on how to truly create stability across the board, like whether it be in your home life, your relationship, your work with your children, what would your advice be to someone on how they can get there?

I think first, this is going to sound so cliche and dumb, but literally doing a brain dump, right?

Whether that's writing it down or typing it out, but it's like, where do you want yourself to be at the end of 2026, for example?

It's like, do you have financial goals?

Do you want to eat at the table with your kids more often?

Do you want to get a new job for a change of pace?

Whatever that is.

It could be a thousand things.

It can be two things, right?

Writing it down.

I will tell you, stability is one of the hardest things to fight for.

Because I do feel like just as human beings... It's hard.