Hey, it's Kelly. And at the end of every week, I like to share something true and useful,

something I stumbled over that gave me a burst of optimism, something you can share with friends

like an audio greeting card, something to help us all keep our eyes on what's working and what

could be. So I'll be right back with this week's

for the good of the order. This is Kelly Corrigan Wonders.

Hey guys, so this is another for the good of the order, which just is my way of trying to offer something up for all of us to take into the weekend that might help us know more or feel more, do more, or be better, because that's the whole point of this thing.

So I was reflecting on this funny thing, which is that

Edward, my husband, told me like 10 years ago, you should have a podcast. He came like barely

in the back door. And, you know, he works with all these young engineers who are smarter than

hell and make me feel like I'm about 106 years old. And I thought, oh, God, like, I don't even know what a pod, what, and I wouldn't have the first

clue how to upload something, et cetera, et cetera. And then I was just with these three younger people

who I love, Kelly, David, and Halley, if you're listening, and they were going on, on,

about TikTok, and I was having

that same feeling of like, oh, my God, I can't deal with this. And then I was with my mom, who was

showing me all the things she can do with her television set, which she's quite proud of.

And then she was also telling me that she goes to the Verizon store fairly often to ask for help with her iPhone and her iPad.

Because she wants to know, for instance, if you can get a phone call on your iPad.

She's just curious.

And I feel that, of course, her generation is just working so hard to keep up.

And I know from talking to friends that some of the most unpleasant interactions they've ever had with their parents or their in-laws are trying to set up their TiVo or their Sonos or a wireless printer or a router.

And it sort of brings people to the brink.

And I always contend that the reason it brings people to the brink. And I always contend that the reason

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