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That's Bgs. Edu. But I truly believe that every path that we take is a stepping

stone and leads us to another thing and it's learning it's not a waste. So I wanted to say this to you and your audience because I really love that piece, but also that I feel that so many adults are amidst change right now and maybe considering

different things and I just don't want the logistics of life to kind of grab hold of self-doubt. I don't want those two things to

intersect. If you feel strongly that your calling is somewhere else, I want to

invite you to explore it and think about it and give it some error.

Give it just as much error as you, you know, the naysaying side would give you because it's, it is really important. Welcome to Till Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed

in inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

I'm your host Debbie Reber.

This week I'm thrilled to share with you a friend who is someone I learned from, grow from, and continued to be inspired by Dr. Christine Coe.

Christine is a music and brain scientist turned multimedia creative and a fierce believer in the power of humans, small moments and actions, and

vulnerable authentic storytelling. She's a contributor at the Washington Post,

Boston Globe magazine, and CNN, as well as the co-author of minimalist parenting

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