Today at Center Parks, I didn't multitask.

I saw the gleeful look on my teenager's face as she conquered the zip wire.

Today, I didn't juggle meetings and pad lunches.

I helped my little boy paint a cute squirrel pot.

Today, I didn't stress about a work deadline.

I swam underwater aqua jetting with my 10-year-old.

Life moves too fast.

Precious moments last longer at Center Parks. Cherish every moment.

Hi friends and welcome to the Papaya podcast. I'm your hostess, Tryin Hermostis, Sarah Nicole,

and each week I'm going to be dishing out some sweetness mixed in with some seeds of wisdom or something like that. So get ready to get inspired, get candid, get real, because we are all in this digital space together.

All right, we have a very cool, exciting special episode today.

And we are talking to Molly, who is a Canadian diver.

You might have seen her doing some really incredible wild out there, stuff that'll

turn your stomach dives in some really crazy places. Molly Carlson, welcome to the show.

Thank you. I'm so excited to be here. You are truly makes my anxiety spike watching you do your thing.

But I also, there's something about you that I think has really changed people's hearts

and minds when you watch somebody do something that incredible and that dangerous, I guess,

or from the appearance of danger.

And that's bravery. And the fact that you

do show people that you're scared doing it. You communicate that. I think for so long we've

watched people, and there's nothing wrong with this, we've watched people just do things,

and we assume that they have some secret quality that we perhaps just don't have, weren't born with, don't have

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