Ruth Milligan

And then all of a sudden we have to switch.

It's like a train track.

We have to switch over to a different lane.

And we have to be willing to be uncomfortable and wrong.

And we have to be willing not to be perfect the first time we try.

And when you are willing to do that, then it'll flow and you run it by people, the right people with the right feedback.

Speaking is messy and sometimes we forget things.

Anyway, those are the six.

It's as fast as I can do them.

We are unpacked each one of those with sub points and lots of stories.

But we tuck those stories in once the six are finished.

So back to your point.

And maybe in your mind-

By the way, we can't, the listeners can't see that unless they're watching the video, but my daughter is two years older than my son and my son will start talking about something very nerdy and she won't say anything.

She'll just put her, she'll just put her head back.

It's hilarious.

She won't even say anything to him.

Like I'm not listening.

She just

tells him through her nonverbals, I'm not listening.