Tanya Mosley

And in that living another day, it's very much like that classic movie, It's a Wonderful Life with Jimmy Stewart, you know, where he says, I want to live. But there's something in it where these mundane everyday things now seem kind of beautiful. These interactions he's having with his colleagues in this fast food restaurant that are so deeply human.

And in that living another day, it's very much like that classic movie, It's a Wonderful Life with Jimmy Stewart, you know, where he says, I want to live. But there's something in it where these mundane everyday things now seem kind of beautiful. These interactions he's having with his colleagues in this fast food restaurant that are so deeply human.

It's almost a reframe of the mundane day to day life.

It's almost a reframe of the mundane day to day life.

It's almost a reframe of the mundane day to day life.

This is a question that you've been asking yourself. I think you use the term, what is kindness without hope?

This is a question that you've been asking yourself. I think you use the term, what is kindness without hope?

This is a question that you've been asking yourself. I think you use the term, what is kindness without hope?

Can you be kind without hope? There's sort of a hope embedded in kindness because there's some sort of faith in many instances that really bind all of this together.

Can you be kind without hope? There's sort of a hope embedded in kindness because there's some sort of faith in many instances that really bind all of this together.

Can you be kind without hope? There's sort of a hope embedded in kindness because there's some sort of faith in many instances that really bind all of this together.

I'm still not prepared for it. You're now in elite circles. You're teaching at an elite university. You are a best-selling book author. You grew up where your mother did not know how to read. You did not know how to read until you were 11. Your mom worked at a nail salon. And in these elite circles, they can read your work, but they'll never truly feel and know.

I'm still not prepared for it. You're now in elite circles. You're teaching at an elite university. You are a best-selling book author. You grew up where your mother did not know how to read. You did not know how to read until you were 11. Your mom worked at a nail salon. And in these elite circles, they can read your work, but they'll never truly feel and know.

I'm still not prepared for it. You're now in elite circles. You're teaching at an elite university. You are a best-selling book author. You grew up where your mother did not know how to read. You did not know how to read until you were 11. Your mom worked at a nail salon. And in these elite circles, they can read your work, but they'll never truly feel and know.

And yet the people that you grew up with, they feel and know. But do they care really about the things that you've seen, the stuff that you come home to share with them? Mm-hmm. It's a privileged place to be in. Is it also a lonely place?

And yet the people that you grew up with, they feel and know. But do they care really about the things that you've seen, the stuff that you come home to share with them? Mm-hmm. It's a privileged place to be in. Is it also a lonely place?

And yet the people that you grew up with, they feel and know. But do they care really about the things that you've seen, the stuff that you come home to share with them? Mm-hmm. It's a privileged place to be in. Is it also a lonely place?

But they do care in some instance because you're caring for a lot of relatives. Like you're financially caring for how many is it? Nine people. Nine people. Cousins, brothers.

But they do care in some instance because you're caring for a lot of relatives. Like you're financially caring for how many is it? Nine people. Nine people. Cousins, brothers.

But they do care in some instance because you're caring for a lot of relatives. Like you're financially caring for how many is it? Nine people. Nine people. Cousins, brothers.