Hello and welcome to another episode of Thrive Stories. I am your host Margie

Dillin and I am joined here today by my two co-hosts, John Dillin. Hey babe. Hey.

Welcome. How are you doing? Good. Good to see you. I love being your hands as

you take the lead. It makes me super happy. Are you working comments and sound

today? Yeah, I'm actually doing the sound mixer and the video mixer just

because the cables won't reach. So Cara, we put you in outer darkness. I know. It's

Cara. I would have worn more makeup if I knew I was going to be out of lighting. So I made

up with it showing more skin, I guess. Welcome to you both. So glad you're here.

Do we need to give a viewer warning about making comments about women's

appearance? I did it last night and I told them where they can put it. We're good.

Okay. Hopefully it carries over. Yeah. So viewers and listeners, no comments

about people's bodies maybe. Is that all right? Yeah. I think you guys can handle it.

This is going to be a very sexual episode anyway. So you're going to have to handle

a lot more than just Cara's shoulders right now. It's great. Well, before we dive in

for today's guest, do you want to kind of give us a short summary, John, on thrive

stories and kind of the idea behind the project, if you don't mind? Yeah. Yeah. So Mormon

stories has a long tradition of doing long form faith crisis stories that last

between three and 12 hours. And we also sometimes cover special topics, truth claims,

kind of stuff. But what we also wanted to do was really focus on the healing and growth

and not have everything have to always be about deconstruction. So Margie is ramped down her

coaching business and ramped up twice a month. She is going to be doing these these thrive

stories where there's going to be less of an emphasis on deconstruction. And instead, one

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