Sometimes you want to set an example and help people be okay.

But you realize the best way to do it is to be okay where you are.

This is the wayward podcast.

There, hold that thought. Do we have, yeah.

Which thought?

Hold on.

It's amazing when people get out of a cycle.

We're just jumping right in today, ladies and gentlemen. Hi Brianna, because I'm just

going with this one because it's floating because sometimes they have an example of something that's

different.

Yeah, they can see something.

So Kim and I were just briefly, we did discuss topics, but we were just briefly having

a conversation I had with my family about growing up in a small city in, you know, middle of Canada that doesn't have a lot of like glamorous options and

examples for young kids and how I was telling my parents how grateful I am that

they supported my insane dreams which must have

seen insane to them as you know a 13 year old girl in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan where I was

like I'm gonna be you know a Broadway star, a television star, whatever.

And they're like, yeah, you are, go for it.

And they didn't have any money.

Like, I couldn't even afford singing lessons

when I was a kid.

And so it didn't make sense to them

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