Sadie Robertson Huff

So how did y'all decide to write a book like this?

That's good.

That's so cool.

It actually makes me think of, which is kind of crazy I remember this, that that means it really impacted me.

But whenever I was living in Nashville, I was going to The Belonging, and Alex Seely preached this message, and it was about commitment.

And she was talking about this little Italian restaurant in Australia and how it was like the greatest place ever, but they had one thing on the menu.

Really?

So that's what you're getting.

And everybody loved it.

You went for it.

And so when she got to America, it was the worst nightmare ever to go to the Cheesecake Factory.

Because it was too many options.

And you think, oh, you want all the options, because the more the better.

But then you get crippled by the options, because it's like, this is too much.

How am I ever going to choose one?

And then you have the fear of missing out, or somebody else is going to be better than you.

And that is so what's happening in our day with everything.

You're so right.

There's too many options, too many things.

That you get to the point where you can't even choose one.