Sabrina Zohar

Does that mean it's bad?

No, different just means different.

It doesn't have to be that we attach these narratives to it.

And I don't know about you, but I see this a lot where we want to identify with something, right?

I'm autistic.

I'm ADHD.

I'm all ADHD now, which is the new thing.

I am attachment this, I'm this, I'm this, I'm this.

But we've lost sight of like, you're also a beautiful human who is worthy and deserving of everything else that anybody can get, that it's really maybe just someone taught you along the way that you're not.

Hot mess, like Guy was, and still come out the other side.

And honestly, how beautiful of what you were able to teach London.

I don't know if a lot of people realize, but what you did for her by telling her and reminding her that this is human is what a lot of us were lacking.

A lot of us didn't have somebody that was there.

So what did we do?

We created a story based on our core beliefs to fill in those blanks.

And sometimes right there, what you did with her for anyone that has kids could change the trajectory of the rest of her life because then she can stop the chatter and go, oh, wait a minute.

I closed the loop.

My mom explained this to me.

I now understand there's a different thought process to it.

And I don't have to be perfect.