Mel Robbins

Jack writes in, my mom's birthday would have been next week.

I can't shake this.

Any way you want to do it is okay.

And what's right for your neighbor, is it right for you?

Jack continues, I can't shake this feeling that there will come a day where I will have spent more years without her than with her.

I want to honor her on her birthday, but can't shake this sadness.

Why should you just be with it?

And you just have to allow it.

Seema writes, two years ago, I lost my husband to cancer.

I'm 54.

How do you navigate grief after losing your partner late in life and having to reinvent yourself when you feel like the best years of your life are behind you?

David, if you take just one action from absolutely everything that you have taught us, that you have shared with us, that you have poured into us today, what is the most important action that I can take from this conversation?

You are a gift.

Thank you for doing this work.

Thank you for showing up.

You promised that we would laugh.

I view this conversation as a life-changing and a life-saving and a life-giving resource that I will use for the rest of my life to lift other people up, to help myself when this inevitably happens.

I just feel so grateful.

that you do this work and that you came to Boston to have this conversation so that this will live as a resource for people around the world.

Forever going to be grateful.