It's the one part podcast, and I'm bringing you lessons in next level inspiration.

I think the little extra beat is just going to be permanent.

I used to, I used to only do the little extra beat for special occasions, but it's always a special occasion when I'm with you.

No, really, it is. So new beat, extra beat, I mean permanent. Permanent. All right. So this week's episode is with Anne Sage.

And I found Anne on good old Amazon.

I was lurking through some new books that I was going to buy some people for presents for the holidays.

And I found her book.

Her book is called Sage Living and I clicked on it. It looked cool. And then I always do the look

inside option. So I looked inside and I read the intro to her book and I immediately emailed her

and I said, I got to get you on the podcast. And then I bought her book. I know. I should have bought the book before I emailed her, but I

knew already that I was going to like it because I did the whole look inside. I always got a look

inside. And in this interview, we cover partner breakups, meaning love and business breakups,

antidepressants, how food can help sometimes your sadness.

And most importantly, we talk a lot about her book and really the soul of the book is creating a space that is what you want your interior life to look like, which sounds a little heavy. It is, but Anne explains it in a not so heavy way and a relatable way. And her book

even dies further. And I actually included Anne's book in my little roundup that I did

of the best books to give and receive this season. Not so expensive to give most of the books in the

list. I don't have any crazy Toshan limited edition books that are $5,000. Everything is under 30.

So they're great books to give.

And also, when your grandma, ask you what you want,

and you're too embarrassed to tell her that you want, you know,

some sort of $50 incense or a nail polish that came from Paris.

Just, you know, tell her you want a book from the list.

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