Monica Lewinsky

I think I'm really trying to reclaim like a childlike wonder all the time.

Like I want to be so like not jaded about things.

I don't want to be cynical about things.

I want to actually have like innocence and wonder again about whatever it is.

You know, I think when I was really young, there was like so much wonder that I've lost over time.

And I'd like to get that back.

Here's Cindy Crawford, author Glennon Doyle, John Chu, and makeup mogul Victoria Jackson.

The last question I ask everybody is, what is something that you're working on reclaiming?

And right now, and it could be a part of your identity or a place or a thing or...

Yes.

Well, I've seen your podcast, so I kind of was expecting this question.

And the thing that came to mind was really like, I think one of the answers is my coupledom with my husband.

Because as much as I always wanted kids and I love having kids and I wouldn't change it for the world, and my husband feels the same way, and we're always parents, but it's like they are launched.

They are living in their own homes.

And we have like, we're.

You still like each other.

So we, I like to ask everybody at the end of reclaiming, if there's anything that you are working on to reclaim right now.

And that could be, you know, the answer could be anything.

It could be a part of your identity or an emotion, a place, a thing.

Okay.