When you have something so traumatic happen like a death and you're grieving, you just get clarity about what's important.

And that's one of, I suppose, the silver linings of grief. Let me let it out, let it out let it out.

Hi, you guys.

Welcome back.

You're listening to another episode of Let It Out.

I'm your host, Katie Dillout.

I've been doing this for a million years. And today I have a very long

episode for you. So I'm going to get in, get out, tell you what I need to tell you in this

intro so you can hear from my friend Lindsay for a while. We had a great conversation about

a month ago. It was still hot out in her beautiful apartment in Brooklyn. At one point,

I just was looking around. She had strawberries and chocolate out for us. And I stopped the conversation

and just said, I would really like to live here with you and your husband.

And I really meant it. It was that cozy. But we don't have time for stories like this because

we have a conversation packed full of interesting topics, like the fact that she once had a lingerie

blog. Fascinating. She's so cool. We talk about wellness and how she got into wellness.

We talk about relationships quite a lot. And I was really going through it with a relationship thing on the day that we met.

And she gave me such potent relationship advice and information without even

really meaning to. We talk about how she met her husband and marriage a little bit. She met her

husband at a really young age. They seem to have a really beautiful relationship. We talk about

the loss of a parent at a young age. We talk about jobs and money very

candidly and vulnerably, leaving a full-time job, her trajectory working in journalism and having

a career in digital media. She most recently has been the deputy editor at Mind Body

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