Michelle Williams

Matilda, my daughter, grew up with electric vehicles.

Matilda, my daughter, grew up with electric vehicles.

Matilda, my daughter, grew up with electric vehicles.

I couldn't agree more. Real confidence based on doing things that are scary and knowing that you are capable and that you can trust yourself and that you have good judgment.

I couldn't agree more. Real confidence based on doing things that are scary and knowing that you are capable and that you can trust yourself and that you have good judgment.

I couldn't agree more. Real confidence based on doing things that are scary and knowing that you are capable and that you can trust yourself and that you have good judgment.

Exactly. For girls, especially.

Exactly. For girls, especially.

Exactly. For girls, especially.

We were clay pigeons shooting, but I didn't go hunting necessarily. But I went fishing and I had a lot of those experiences in nature of getting confidence through practical life skills that required some level of attention because of possibility for accident. Horses, skates. Skiing, motorcycles, fishing, all of these things are so important.

We were clay pigeons shooting, but I didn't go hunting necessarily. But I went fishing and I had a lot of those experiences in nature of getting confidence through practical life skills that required some level of attention because of possibility for accident. Horses, skates. Skiing, motorcycles, fishing, all of these things are so important.

We were clay pigeons shooting, but I didn't go hunting necessarily. But I went fishing and I had a lot of those experiences in nature of getting confidence through practical life skills that required some level of attention because of possibility for accident. Horses, skates. Skiing, motorcycles, fishing, all of these things are so important.

I think of them as they're typically male, but they're most especially important for girls. Did you grow up with motorcycles? No, I didn't have any dirt bikes when I was growing up, but they were a part of my program for Matilda when she was growing up. Wow.

I think of them as they're typically male, but they're most especially important for girls. Did you grow up with motorcycles? No, I didn't have any dirt bikes when I was growing up, but they were a part of my program for Matilda when she was growing up. Wow.

I think of them as they're typically male, but they're most especially important for girls. Did you grow up with motorcycles? No, I didn't have any dirt bikes when I was growing up, but they were a part of my program for Matilda when she was growing up. Wow.

Yeah. So when I grew up in Montana, my big experience there was being on my great grandparents' farm. They had cattle, wheat, and horses. We lived in town where the grocery store was. Town in quotes. Yeah, town. And they lived more in the middle of the state and they lived on the farm in a much more rural environment. And that's where a lot of my exploring happened. But we were also skiers.

Yeah. So when I grew up in Montana, my big experience there was being on my great grandparents' farm. They had cattle, wheat, and horses. We lived in town where the grocery store was. Town in quotes. Yeah, town. And they lived more in the middle of the state and they lived on the farm in a much more rural environment. And that's where a lot of my exploring happened. But we were also skiers.

Yeah. So when I grew up in Montana, my big experience there was being on my great grandparents' farm. They had cattle, wheat, and horses. We lived in town where the grocery store was. Town in quotes. Yeah, town. And they lived more in the middle of the state and they lived on the farm in a much more rural environment. And that's where a lot of my exploring happened. But we were also skiers.

Mind you, do I ski now? No. Do I ride a dirt bike now? No. Do I fish? No. But I have all of those things inside of me. They really were formative in my ideas about who I could be. So that when you're sitting in class and you're next to some jerky guy who's trying to stick his finger in your nose, you're like, no, no, no, no, no. I know myself to be worth more than this.

Mind you, do I ski now? No. Do I ride a dirt bike now? No. Do I fish? No. But I have all of those things inside of me. They really were formative in my ideas about who I could be. So that when you're sitting in class and you're next to some jerky guy who's trying to stick his finger in your nose, you're like, no, no, no, no, no. I know myself to be worth more than this.