Life Changes and Resilience: "And when your soon to be ex husband is the district attorney for the county, you don't stay. You go. You don't stay on an island either."

Celebrating Monthly Milestones: "And what it does, particularly in a relationship and in marriage, it says, you can stay. You have one more month. Stay one more Women."

Resilience in Adversity: "You could sit in this great big funk and stay there. You know, woe was made for us, or do something about it."

Reframing Mistakes as Lessons: "So instead of calling it a mistake, say, where is my teacher? How is this my teacher?"

Perspective on Challenges: "But the reframing is if you think if you hold up a picture actually have a picture that I sometimes use if it's a if we were doing this live with a video, and on one side, it looks like it's a horse. You turn it another way, and it becomes a frog. Same picture, but when you turn it another Ware, you see the frog."

Coping with Divorce: "And I realized that by staying in a relationship that was not working, that was not right, that for many reasons, which I choose not to go into, but that I needed to choose life so that I might live."

Leadership Lessons from Negative Experiences: "you don't necessarily learn from people doing things well you learn from people doing things wrong."

The Power of Humor in Connecting People: "I discovered I'm funny. I love to laugh. I love to get people to laugh. [...] the ability to smile at people, just acknowledge that they exist because we live now in this little, you social media bubble is really an important gift."

Challenges of Success: "Downhill is more dangerous than uphill. And when you think about that, if you are climbing the corporate ladder, it's one thing when you get to the top of the mountain, but there's something on the other side, and it's more dangerous because we become cocky. We know it all. We're not as careful as we were, and that's what happened to me."

Finding Inspiration in the Everyday: "I realized that how many times when your something looks dull and boring, do we not look for what's the spice that I could add to this? What's something else that's here? And so that's one of the lessons is to watch for wild onions. What are the things that I can add to this?"