Tanya Mosley

One of the things that is very clear in this book is It's a reminder that really no amount of wealth can really protect us from the human experiences of grief and divorce. And I'm sure you often encounter people who treat you like your money shields you from those life's hardships.

One of the things that is very clear in this book is It's a reminder that really no amount of wealth can really protect us from the human experiences of grief and divorce. And I'm sure you often encounter people who treat you like your money shields you from those life's hardships.

I just always wonder, how do you navigate that tension of what to share and what to withhold, knowing that someone like you is viewed that way?

I just always wonder, how do you navigate that tension of what to share and what to withhold, knowing that someone like you is viewed that way?

I just always wonder, how do you navigate that tension of what to share and what to withhold, knowing that someone like you is viewed that way?

You grew up in a middle-class family in Dallas, Texas. Your dad, what a role model for you. He was an aerospace engineer. Your mom stayed home to care for you and your siblings. Your father really had an influence on your career aspirations. You write about how this wasn't just conceptual. You all would get to see and hear conversations about his work.

You grew up in a middle-class family in Dallas, Texas. Your dad, what a role model for you. He was an aerospace engineer. Your mom stayed home to care for you and your siblings. Your father really had an influence on your career aspirations. You write about how this wasn't just conceptual. You all would get to see and hear conversations about his work.

You grew up in a middle-class family in Dallas, Texas. Your dad, what a role model for you. He was an aerospace engineer. Your mom stayed home to care for you and your siblings. Your father really had an influence on your career aspirations. You write about how this wasn't just conceptual. You all would get to see and hear conversations about his work.

through visitors who would come to your house, what memory sticks out to you the most?

through visitors who would come to your house, what memory sticks out to you the most?

through visitors who would come to your house, what memory sticks out to you the most?

Your father, he showed you all role models, of course, but he also he really invested in your you and your sister's dreams in a way that I mean, it really is somewhat novel for that time frame in the 60s and 70s. What do you think was different about your dad and his outlook on on what women do and what they could do?

Your father, he showed you all role models, of course, but he also he really invested in your you and your sister's dreams in a way that I mean, it really is somewhat novel for that time frame in the 60s and 70s. What do you think was different about your dad and his outlook on on what women do and what they could do?

Your father, he showed you all role models, of course, but he also he really invested in your you and your sister's dreams in a way that I mean, it really is somewhat novel for that time frame in the 60s and 70s. What do you think was different about your dad and his outlook on on what women do and what they could do?

There's also these really small things that he did. You tell one story in particular in the book that really on the face of it, it's a very small story, meaning it's a very day-to-day interaction you might have, a situation that might come up that really had an imprint on you, though. And it involved nail polish in the Catholic school that you went to. Can you tell that story? Yeah.

There's also these really small things that he did. You tell one story in particular in the book that really on the face of it, it's a very small story, meaning it's a very day-to-day interaction you might have, a situation that might come up that really had an imprint on you, though. And it involved nail polish in the Catholic school that you went to. Can you tell that story? Yeah.

There's also these really small things that he did. You tell one story in particular in the book that really on the face of it, it's a very small story, meaning it's a very day-to-day interaction you might have, a situation that might come up that really had an imprint on you, though. And it involved nail polish in the Catholic school that you went to. Can you tell that story? Yeah.

One of the things that you really admired about your mom, of course, is that she was a great mother, but she, through example, taught you also how to be a great mother. So you have these two big examples in your life of how to be as you move through the world. But one of the best pieces of advice you write that your mother gave you was to set your own agenda or someone else will do it for you.

One of the things that you really admired about your mom, of course, is that she was a great mother, but she, through example, taught you also how to be a great mother. So you have these two big examples in your life of how to be as you move through the world. But one of the best pieces of advice you write that your mother gave you was to set your own agenda or someone else will do it for you.

One of the things that you really admired about your mom, of course, is that she was a great mother, but she, through example, taught you also how to be a great mother. So you have these two big examples in your life of how to be as you move through the world. But one of the best pieces of advice you write that your mother gave you was to set your own agenda or someone else will do it for you.