Hey guys, happy week from San Francisco. My heart is always here. Hands on my heart. Welcome to the Wabi

Savi podcast episode 26. We have been killing it over here because of you, the happy listener who enjoys enriching their

life by learning about morals and values that are really important to keep it real and to

remain a really fucking good person. Now, I may share a lot of stories throughout this podcast about how my mom

and dad raised me and how my life is perfectly imperfect just like yours. But I want you guys to know that

over here, while I'm going through my little break from New York, I'm learning and growing with you.

And I have a story for you today because we're going to be talking a lot about

Kuncha, the practice of gratitude and having a big, big, big, juicy, grateful heart.

It's the best accessory that you can actually carry around with you, and it's the one thing

that we all have access to that we can work on that allows us to love people even more. And I'm going to

mention a couple of girls today, and while I say their names, I'm going to get a little bit teary.

You know, when you're a successful writer, author, journalist, chef, entrepreneur,

whatever you guys want to call me, but you aren't like shacked up yet or, you know,

sharing your life with your man or your kids and all

that yet is the key word. All I have sometimes is my parents, my sister, my best friends. And so when they go

out of their way to make me feel loved and remind me that they love

me, it means a lot. And it doesn't discredit those who are settled with their family unit already.

It just means like if you're like me and you're out on a whim and you're living life through channels of bravery

and pioneering and paving a path, or maybe you just feel like you needed a friend like me to

talk to and listen to every week and we can share and connect on a different level,

this is this stuff that makes my heart tick.

It's hard when somebody sits me down and says, you know, tell me about what you do and why do you do it,

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