Oh sweet dreamer, I'm happy you're here. I'm happy you're here and I'm honored to guide you towards

chasing your biggest goals. I'm gonna be honest and I'm gonna ask you a question because at the

point of this recording I just need to know your answer. How often do you think about your pre-coronavirus

life? And is it filled with nostalgia and longing? For me, I think about receiving a call that we

were able to adopt our baby girl and packing in about 30 minutes for a trip to Vegas to pick her up.

And that's exactly what you're going to hear today. Like right before quarantine,

I had a conversation with Vivian Nunez on her podcast, What Happened After. But I feel that

while it changes and wait in this episode, feel different than what we've been going through since

then, the same lessons apply, which mostly is embrace the suck. I mean it friend, like it shows you

where to go next. I have a feeling you're going to enjoy this conversation with Vivian.

Because I enjoyed just letting my guard down and being very vulnerable. Vivian is known in

addition to being a Forbes contributor and being a powerful writer. She just has really honest,

candid conversations about what life looks like through mental health and wellness and depression.

Yeah, that big D word that many of us don't talk about. But really opened my eyes to talk about

the story and the journey from multiple perspectives. And they think overall, that's going to be a good

one. So let's do it. I'm so pumped to be in an episode of What Happened After with Jasmine

Star, who is literally a star. And I, you know, life has changed in amazing quick ways over the

last few weeks. We talked for the first time like a month ago. Yeah, it was about a month.

Something like that. And now it's like the world is a different place, a more brighter place.

But it's so cool to see how quickly life changes, how we adapt to it, which is really going to be

the theme of this conversation. But for starters, just thank you so much for joining. And I'm so

happy to have you on the podcast. Well, thank you for having me. I think it's an important conversation.

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