Petra Bagust

The final.

The final.

You made it to the final.

So, you know, so I did win.

It actually does.

Because when we go through hard, uncontrollable things, when things happen as they do in life, then you can look back on the hard things that you survived, that you thrived through, that you learned through, that you suffered and, you know, just celebrate now and go, oh, I actually did that or actually made it through that or actually survived that.

And it actually is like a trail of

credibility or it's a trail of coming home to who you are and knowing that you are stronger than you realize.

Yeah.

It's really good.

Yes.

It's been a spiritual experience, Brodie Gaynor.

I feel like we're in church right now.

Preach this stuff.

Preach.

Yeah, I love it.

There's nothing more to say other than the question that I always ask my guests last, which is,

If you imagine yourself as an 80-year-old, if you picture her now, so just double it, Brodie Kane times two, what would she say to you today?

What does your 80-year-old Brodie say to you today?

Yeah.