Michael Easter

Yeah.

Exactly.

Because you can tell your kids, you know, until you're blue in the face, they'll touch it because it's hot.

Yeah.

But every kid has to burn themselves at some point before they really get it.

Because they can't have your experience by living through your vicariously.

You could try, but it just doesn't work like that.

It's not how humans were designed.

So I encourage people to try to do things where they know they're going to fail.

Do something on purpose where you know you're definitely not going to get this right.

Get out on a wakeboard.

Go skiing.

Go snowboarding for the first time.

You know you're not going to get it.

You're not going to have this totally right.

But it's...

It's fun.

So it's great to learn and be expansive on, I think, the way that you approach your life.

And that does translate into everyday life, I think.

We're going to take a break and then Misha is going to tell us how she takes the lessons that she learned in the Octagon and UFC and applies them to parenting and her kids.