There are only some things that I watch that I love so much that I'm willing to watch them a second time because I need you to be able to discuss them with me.

And this was one of them. The Martha Stewart documentary is so good. And when I say that,

always with the caveat of anything that's pop culture, it's not perfect. It's probably not something

that I would watch like with my little kids, but there's so much to be learned from it. I think

there is one little part where like when they're talking about her modeling

career, there's like an inappropriate image. So I skipped through that. But honestly, like this,

I expected the Martha Stewart documentary to be just entertaining at best, you know, but it was so

educational and inspiring. So we're going to talk about some of

the lessons learned from the Martha Stewart documentary because you and I had some like

deep discussions after we watched this. So I think the first lesson that we can learn from this is

that you can always reinvent yourself. And a lot of people feel like,

okay, whatever I started out with, like I've invested so much time or so much effort into

this thing that now this is my thing and it can't ever not be my thing, you know. But Martha Stewart

started out as a model. And then she pivoted to being a stock

broker, which is super interesting. You wouldn't really imagine those two going together, you know,

and then after that, she became basically the first content creator of her kind where she was like,

I'm going to just create everything from

home stuff to recipes and gardening and home decor, just all kinds of things. And she was like

the gold standard growing up for me. Like my mom got her magazines. We made her recipes. We would

use her decor for inspo. Do you remember it was Martha

Stewart part of your growing up at all? Be honest. No. I wasn't. I was kind of like, you know,

all boys in my house and we weren't super into like any extravagant homemaking or food or anything.

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