Michelle Williams

And where are you going to get that these days?

And where are you going to get that these days?

So how do you do that here, aside from getting out of here?

So how do you do that here, aside from getting out of here?

So how do you do that here, aside from getting out of here?

The other thing that happens when you're in a natural environment is that you are learning so many lessons. You're in a receptive state, not a defensive state, because it's not your parent. It's not your teacher. It is... the thrill of your skin in the wind and the understanding that your survival depends on you and only you.

The other thing that happens when you're in a natural environment is that you are learning so many lessons. You're in a receptive state, not a defensive state, because it's not your parent. It's not your teacher. It is... the thrill of your skin in the wind and the understanding that your survival depends on you and only you.

The other thing that happens when you're in a natural environment is that you are learning so many lessons. You're in a receptive state, not a defensive state, because it's not your parent. It's not your teacher. It is... the thrill of your skin in the wind and the understanding that your survival depends on you and only you.

And so you're constantly assessing your own comfort with danger and your own ability to keep yourself safe. So when you learn that with an impartial teacher like nature, you can take that into the rest of your life and really fall back into yourself and say, I know myself to be a person who makes good decisions. I know myself to be somebody who can keep myself safe and balanced.

And so you're constantly assessing your own comfort with danger and your own ability to keep yourself safe. So when you learn that with an impartial teacher like nature, you can take that into the rest of your life and really fall back into yourself and say, I know myself to be a person who makes good decisions. I know myself to be somebody who can keep myself safe and balanced.

And so you're constantly assessing your own comfort with danger and your own ability to keep yourself safe. So when you learn that with an impartial teacher like nature, you can take that into the rest of your life and really fall back into yourself and say, I know myself to be a person who makes good decisions. I know myself to be somebody who can keep myself safe and balanced.

And that feedback loop that a child gets when they decide which rocks are the safe rocks, which one isn't slippery, which one isn't too pointy, when they're quite literally getting their footing, it is feeding their body with information about how to take risks. It's very challenging to figure out how to do that today. Denmark is a great place to do that. You were just doing what the Danes do.

And that feedback loop that a child gets when they decide which rocks are the safe rocks, which one isn't slippery, which one isn't too pointy, when they're quite literally getting their footing, it is feeding their body with information about how to take risks. It's very challenging to figure out how to do that today. Denmark is a great place to do that. You were just doing what the Danes do.

And that feedback loop that a child gets when they decide which rocks are the safe rocks, which one isn't slippery, which one isn't too pointy, when they're quite literally getting their footing, it is feeding their body with information about how to take risks. It's very challenging to figure out how to do that today. Denmark is a great place to do that. You were just doing what the Danes do.

I mean, that's the Danish way.

I mean, that's the Danish way.

I mean, that's the Danish way.

We are so like-minded. I mean, don't get me started talking about cell phones.

We are so like-minded. I mean, don't get me started talking about cell phones.

We are so like-minded. I mean, don't get me started talking about cell phones.