Hi guys, what's up? It's Candace Kay. It's COVID time. It's back. And I always feel it's necessary to come back to you when you need me the most to let you know I'm never going to let you go and I'm never going to leave you

and we're all in this together for real. This is episode 52 of the Wabi Sabby podcast and today

we're going to be talking about five really important things that kept me going when I felt

like I was in my deepest and darkest

of the trenches. And I'm always amazed by the notes that you write to me. And sometimes I forget

that the power and the love and the magic are all inside of me until I have another female bring

that to my attention. My mom, you know, she never actually

told me that I was great growing up because she's Japanese and they don't do that. But she definitely

talked about how great I was to other people behind my back, which is sort of sneaky, but it's a very

Asian tiger mom.

There's a whole episode on Tiger Moms. If you scroll down to the Wabi Sabi Pod, check it out.

You've got a lot of free time. You don't have any excuses. I also learned that I cursed a lot.

Jenna Couther had me on her beautiful Gold Dger podcast, which I want all of you and encourage

all of you to go listen to.

I will make sure to put it into the notes for the podcast today.

Jenna is actually one of the women that brought to my attention, how powerful my spirit,

my legacy, and my love of writing truly is. And not all of us

are profound storytellers on our own that can hold up a podcast solo. And so I thought it was really

necessary to come back to you because I know you remember everything that I've taught you. I remember most things that I've

learned along the way, but I always remember how others make me feel. And that's something

that we're going to talk about today. I want to be really clear with you. Today is a podcast

dedicated to all of those graduates in 2020,

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