Oprah Winfrey

You know what I think about a lot?

I actually think a lot about Luther Vandross.

And those of you who know Luther know that he had the same struggle up and down, up and down, up and down.

And the other day I was listening to Luther and I was thinking, wow, Luther, if you...

You just hung in there.

You would have been able to be around when this came.

And I know that he would have benefited so much from it.

So what do you hope people take away from Enough, the book?

Oh, that is good.

Good button there.

Thank you all for sharing your stories.

Julius, thank you for being so open, so vulnerable.

I think a lot of people are going to remember that story and think about how you have used weight in your life to hold you back from being the most that you could be, from serving the best you could serve, from showing up the way you needed to show up.

Thank you so much for being open enough to do that.

Yes.

Well, this is what's amazing to me.

Thank you for saying that.

But I live with the philosophy that everything is better when you share it.

Everything is better when you share it.

And I've had that philosophy since I was living on a dirt road in Mississippi and we only got candy once a year.