I do love being a working mom, but it requires me to be the heavy sometimes, you know,

and really just be like, nope, that's not going to work for me. I'm not doing it.

I've gotten comfortable with that. That came with parenthood.

That probably preceded parenthood. But I'm glad it's something that I practiced before parenthood because now it's crucial.

This is death, sex, and money.

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot and need to talk about more.

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Nothing in today's ride is meant to crush you.

This is what a Peloton class with instructor Robin Arzone sounds like.

I want this ride to be a reflection of our value system.

And I do believe that's rooted in love and hustle.

That's Robin. One part woo-woo, one-part drill sergeant.

She's an ultramarathoner who goes to Burning Man, who is big on mantras and intentions.

And that's what helped her transition from being a New York corporate attorney to a celebrity fitness instructor.

And as she told me when we talked on Zoom, how she determined the kind of home

and family she wanted. There was praying, there was manifesting, there was intentionality around

collaboration and partnership and what I want my home to look like. I mean, I wrote,

I did a vision board of like specifics. Like we live in a home that is light filled and we have bookshelves and we get the Sunday

times and, you know.

Wait, tell me more.

What else was on there?

It was like, I have a variety of teas that I can choose from.

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