Hey everybody, Emily Abadi here coming to you, not from the AG studio, I'm actually

sitting in what may be the most comfortable hotel. I'm at a ranch, I'm at a ranch in Moab, Utah,

while I am recording this. And this may be the most comfortable bed next to my bed in Brooklyn,

like so comfortable that every morning when I get up to grab my journal and grab my coffee,

I have looked forward to getting back into bed. I also think of this as something to do with the fact

that I'm sitting here staring at a TV that's on mute while I record this and I don't have a TV

in my bedroom back at home. So it just feels all sorts of cozy. I digress. Like I said, I'm out in Utah,

I'm in Moab, I've been here since Tuesday. This whole month I am in and out of Brooklyn,

like crazy. I was in LA, then I came here to Utah next week. I'm going to be in Boston for the full

week leading up to the marathon starting on Tuesday. I'm going to be hosting two live events.

If you're going to be in Boston, I would love for you to come. I'm going to put the links to

the event parade pages for both of those events in the show notes as long as I have them by the time

I have to publish this. I'm waiting on one right now, but one's going to be on Thursday night and

one's going to be on Saturday night. Okay, now done with the housekeeping. I mentioned, I'm here in Moab,

then I go to Boston, then I go to Portland for work. And lastly, I go to Germany for work.

It is a lot of in and out. And I did something yesterday that I was really proud of. I was speaking

to my dad on the phone. We were talking about all of this travel. And he asked me since I'm going

to be out of town for Easter next weekend. My dad's Catholic. He asked me if I wanted to do lunch

or something over the weekend. And my immediate reaction was I would love to see you, but I can only

see you if you want to come to Brooklyn. And sometimes I hear myself say things. And I think of

Emily now versus old Emily. And something that really I struggled with when I was traveling a

lot pre pandemic is that I didn't know how to say no. What I mean by that is I would want to do

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