Hello, my beautiful, beautiful human.

Hello, my beautiful human.

Welcome to Being Her podcast.

Today you're here in my bedroom.

And it is September, if you're listening to this, and if you're

watching this on YouTube or you somehow have scrolled through the internet and have found this

later on, this one is going to be a good one, this is going to be useful. This is truly the thing

that my whole ethos is based on. No matter what life throws at you, we will overcome. We are

unbothered and we do not care what you throw at us, okay? Because we eat bad days for breakfast.

As I saw someone say online, I love that. Listen, it's been a day. It's been a week. It's been my birthday on the 7th of September,

and I felt this internal sense of it being a reset, a true reset in every sense of the word,

okay? Forgive the background lies. My mom has come from London, she's visiting, and she's here

with my children, okay? So, and she bought them a drum set. Why wouldn't she? What else would you buy kids? A drum set, obviously.

So, what else happened? It was almost like, I cannot even begin to tell you how ridiculous this

situation is and how wild it is, and how I realized how far I've come on the journey of being

unbothered and the art of detachment

serving me in so many ways other than relationships, but just in life in general.

Basically, a few days ago, my house was broken into and robbed.

Thank God I was not there because I realized in that moment that all I care about is in reality my children

and the well-being of human beings. Was it pleasant to know that someone was in my house when I left

and took all my stuff within 45 minutes in the morning? No. Have I got security systems and guards

and lights and police alerts now? That's what I've

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