Manuel Betancourt

I went to go see her and she was talking about, she once had a Boston cream pie in Boston and she had a vision for, I'm going to make this Boston cream pie and I'm going to have some orange flavor in it or whatever. She came home, she made a Boston cream pie. She was like, This isn't it. This isn't it. 10 years. Oh God, I love her. She made 1,000 versions of the Boston cream pie.

I went to go see her and she was talking about, she once had a Boston cream pie in Boston and she had a vision for, I'm going to make this Boston cream pie and I'm going to have some orange flavor in it or whatever. She came home, she made a Boston cream pie. She was like, This isn't it. This isn't it. 10 years. Oh God, I love her. She made 1,000 versions of the Boston cream pie.

Like I'm telling you, the first one would have been good enough to go in her cookbook and sell a bazillion teen copies like she does. It wasn't having a recipe that was sellable enough to go in her book. It was, I had the vision. I can see the orange Boston cream pie. I can taste the way it's going to taste. And I won't stop until I taste that in my mouth.

Like I'm telling you, the first one would have been good enough to go in her cookbook and sell a bazillion teen copies like she does. It wasn't having a recipe that was sellable enough to go in her book. It was, I had the vision. I can see the orange Boston cream pie. I can taste the way it's going to taste. And I won't stop until I taste that in my mouth.

Until I've made it out.

Until I've made it out.

Knowing that we wouldn't know the difference between year third and year 10. Like we're so stupid out here. It was her thing she needed for herself. Yeah.

Knowing that we wouldn't know the difference between year third and year 10. Like we're so stupid out here. It was her thing she needed for herself. Yeah.

Well, why does it have to be suffering? It reminds me of the Martha Beck where it's like all of your stuff has come from sadness, but joy is an equally vast well. Exactly.

Well, why does it have to be suffering? It reminds me of the Martha Beck where it's like all of your stuff has come from sadness, but joy is an equally vast well. Exactly.

I also would recommend if this is a fascinating topic for people to listen to episode 141 with Sarah Bareilles because she talked over and over about how she thought sadness was her identity and that was from where her art came from and her decision to start medication and how scary that was for her and what she found on the other side of it. And it's, that was a beautiful conversation.

I also would recommend if this is a fascinating topic for people to listen to episode 141 with Sarah Bareilles because she talked over and over about how she thought sadness was her identity and that was from where her art came from and her decision to start medication and how scary that was for her and what she found on the other side of it. And it's, that was a beautiful conversation.

So exciting. Oh, my God. I can't believe we can't talk about it yet. I'm like peeing in my pants.

So exciting. Oh, my God. I can't believe we can't talk about it yet. I'm like peeing in my pants.

Sure thing. So if you are currently on social and you're following Glennon on Instagram, you go to her page and you click the link in the bio. That's the one website that is showing, you know, on her Instagram page. The second button down after you click that link will take you to a place where you can enter your email address and then we can add you to the newsletter.

Sure thing. So if you are currently on social and you're following Glennon on Instagram, you go to her page and you click the link in the bio. That's the one website that is showing, you know, on her Instagram page. The second button down after you click that link will take you to a place where you can enter your email address and then we can add you to the newsletter.

Also, if that seems too complicated and you're not on IG, you can just go to glennandoyle.com. In the middle of the page, there'll be a little box that says your email and then a button by it that says sign up. And that's it. Not selling anything, not doing anything like that. Worst case, if you have trouble, you can go to Glennon Doyle and then there's a connect link at the top.

Also, if that seems too complicated and you're not on IG, you can just go to glennandoyle.com. In the middle of the page, there'll be a little box that says your email and then a button by it that says sign up. And that's it. Not selling anything, not doing anything like that. Worst case, if you have trouble, you can go to Glennon Doyle and then there's a connect link at the top.

That connect will also take you to a page where you can sign up for the newsletter. So lots of options, but glennondoyle.com or the link in the bio on IG. And also it is true, like there's a lot of really cool things coming up and it's very toxic and gross on social media.

That connect will also take you to a page where you can sign up for the newsletter. So lots of options, but glennondoyle.com or the link in the bio on IG. And also it is true, like there's a lot of really cool things coming up and it's very toxic and gross on social media.