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“It's the best. I mean, you can't even, in the hardest time of my life that was the most uncomfortable time of my life, that was my thing. It's like I did not miss a meditation. I did not miss a therapy session. And it changed my, I mean, that was the most life-changing thing for me was daily meditation. Crazy, how powerful it is.”
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“Okay, like consistency in my exercise. You know, right now I'm finding it's the last thing that I do because I wake up, I have the kids, and I have to go to work, and then I have a call and a thing. Like consistency in, and also for me, my wellness is making sure that I know how to shut it off. So meditation, doing the things for it. Yes. But again, it's like my five o'clock phone going down. Like I want to do it every day. And I miss days.”
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“I have so many, but I know in the workbook I'm sort of like trying to zero it down. But my wellness and tension for 2020. Consistency Consistency in everything that I do. I'm like, is that the wrong answer?”
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“I feel like, I mean, sometimes, but I also want, my mom always said when someone goes, are you so proud of your daughter? And she's like, the pride word I have a hard time with because it's like it's mine. And she's not mine. She's her. And I feel that way about my kids. It's like I look at Ryder and I'm like, I'm just so happy that my son is someone that I just can learn from and look up to, you know, that that's who he's turning into.”
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“Oh, yeah, but my boy is awesome and he's open and he's communicative. He talks about his feelings, which more than anything, he talks about what he needs from me. Like he'll say, you know, I really want to spend some time with you today, and I'll be like, honey, let's do it. You know, at 16 to be able to, because you want them to go do their thing”
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“I love everything I do is for my kids. And I see my son. He's 16. This is the age where you're like, oh, what's going to happen? Are we moving in the right direction? And it's the age where you get to let your kids fly a little bit, and you're like, all right, I gotta let go, I got to let them figure it out, I gotta let him, is he gonna come home drunk? Like, that's gonna be a hard.”
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“Absolutely. Connectivity to me is everything. My friends, my family, number one, my children. But I just think that the human connection gives me so much joy. And I really do love it, you know? I do love it. I like being transparent. I mean, obviously, I like to keep some things private, but I like being open. I like being able to really just meet people and look people in the eye.”
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“Oh, nobody liked Reese. Well, we were at a party, and there was every amazing musician. It was a ready small party. And Reese gone up and was like, well, everybody's going to sing. No, and you know what?”
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“I hope so because once upon a time women weren't able to, and men have always dabbled in business and performing arts. And women, it's like if you were doing business and performing arts, forget it, you'd never get hired as an actress again. And I think that it's so nice now to be able to do multiple things. I also think too, it's like it's still a challenge. And so it's nice to have that kind of platform to hopefully like make change and have other people follow. So I think Reese is doing such an amazing job.”
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“Very handsome. Like almost to the point where I was walking with our friend Reese the other day and she's like, will you stop micromanaging everything? Like, you know, I'm very hands-on, and I have to learn sometimes how to just. Kind of walk away.”
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“Honestly authenticity, I think the best advice I have got from a lot of interesting businessmen and women is being authentic and why purpose. And that's kind of for me in business and my career and everything. It's like purpose driven. Why are you doing it?”
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“I'm hoping you and I are going to have a drink. And you can give me some great advice. Because that's the only advice I want.”
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“I think because I am the roles that you create in a family dynamic like that, and I think everybody has it. There's always a personality. That's the, you know, mine was definitely a bit of an overachiever. It was like, okay, this is my mother and that's her. She's of this incredible light being. And I'm I mean, I'm a performer through and through. I always thought I'd be on a stage singing. But, you know, and acting and performing and all of that. But like, I... In my mind, I was always like, okay, I'm going to just make sure I'm going to make sure that things are practical. And I think that's why my life ended up the way it's ended up. I'm definitely, I don't know, the business seems to be really, I mean, I love it.”
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“It's like I grew up her gatekeeper. And that's what I felt like. And we actually had a psychic one say to both of us. We were in the same room. She goes, you know, you were your mother's gatekeeper and you sat outside of like medieval times. I don't know.”
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“How do you find Well, she shares it, you know, I think you find your own pocket, you know, and I think that it does develop probably a different kind of personality. Like, you know, a good example of it is a fun example of this. It's not as complex or deep, but going shopping with my mom is watching the joy tornado go through a shop and nobody shops like my mom because she doesn't, she's like changing in the shop. It's like everything. She just wants in and out. She's not enough hours in a day to do the things that she wants to do. And she leaves everything. I mean, the glass is here and her fanny pack over here and the phones over here. And I'm doing this the whole time. I'm like picking up, following around. I've got this. Hi, nice to see you. Hold on. I got to get my mom's phone. Where's my phone, honey? It's right here. I got it.”
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“Oh, light. Yeah, I want more of that all the time. I think that's the thing. I think that there's... Yeah, I mean, truly in her light.”
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“Yes. With an extraordinary life. And I think that she, my mother did probably the best possible that you could ever do having the kind of extraordinary life that she had.”
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“No, I would never do that I think your kids, I think they would resent that. I think I know my mother never did that about my father. And I mean, and she really could have. It's like, and she just was, sorry, Dad. I love you. But, you know, she really could have and never, never said a bad thing about my father. And it really was wonderful because as I got older, I understood why she didn't.”
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“In the Varda's moments, I'm like, you know, even when they have, like, you know, if there was a moment, it's like, don't come to me and talk about your father like that. I know I think it's really important that kids stay respectful of their parents, even if you know that their parent could be making a better choice. I think your kids will grow up. They will know. They will discover it out. Yeah, they'll have their own relationship with their parent.”
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“Well, some of them, we all just have them together. But no, I have everybody on the same schedule. It's just, you know, scheduling. So like I have the kids, both of my boys, I have for the first week of Christmas or the second week of Christmas. So I just made sure we're all on the same. And I think it's more about how do we raise kids together. I think it's all ego. I think you just have to put the ego aside and really put the kids first. And it's hard.”
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“I mean, honestly, I've got three dads, which is rare. It just turned out that way. I can't, like, if you would have told me in high school that that's what I would definitely have been like, no, you're crazy. But yeah, that's what happened”
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“It's so different. In the beginning, obviously you're breastfeeding. But once her personality started to kind of energetically, it really is just so different. She's so girly. I mean, it's like even from the sounds to the way she talks. I mean, none of my boys talk like she. She has our own language. I mean, she's having conversations with herself. She doesn't, you know, and she's like literally just doesn't stop talking. But I think that being older too and having a baby, I was 24 when I had Ryder and the noun being 40 with Ronnie. I think I'd soak it in differently. I just wanted.”
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“About nothing. Nothing. Honestly, people always ask me, that's a question I think that if you go back and ask yourself or say something, you're right. No way. I was like, had the best time. I had so much fun. And yeah, I mean, I made mistakes. There were mistakes made. There was people that I wish I treated better, but I don't have any. I wouldn't tell her anything. I'd be like... Have fun.”
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“Oh, almost famous. Yes. Yeah. Oh, yes. So Sarah Polly was going to with Brad Pitt was going to be almost famous and then they ended up not doing it and then I was able to come and audition.”
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“No, no, no, no. You know, my agent called me once and he goes, what is it? I'm more upset about things that you don't get than you don't get. I really am good at letting stuff go.”
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“Just not having the capacity. It's not a fault. It just is, isn't it? So I sometimes I had to learn to understand that he had his own journey and he didn't have it in him. It's just, it's not in this lifetime. So the forgiveness has helped me heal. And in that, I can find real kind of peace. where I, you know, That's my journey. I mean, there's all these great things we can do and all these wonderful, you know, I feel really lucky. But at the end of the day, when I feel like my life journey comes to an end, I want to feel really at peace. And so I just practiced that. I think forgiveness is like the number one thing to feel that.”
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“Almost like my number one. Well, I think that so forgiving is where I found the most liberation. And I think that when you have a situation of neglect or abandonment to forgive is the greatest, if it's the most liberating feeling and most loving to love my father and to forgive him was my...”
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“I don't need to do that. I also think our fight or flight mechanism is real and we're a survival animal and so it's so easy for us to become reactive in that space, in that part of the brain. And we just immediately right now it's like it's all about slowing that part of the brain down, the reactivity and trying to like move through it differently. I think it's hard for us to do that.”
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“Because I think that for me and my life, this is like therapy, I'm into my therapy, I never felt heard. So I think a lot of people feel that way. It's hard to be heard. And when you're a little girl and all you want is your daddy to hear you and he doesn't. Sort of are chasing that for a really long time until you realize, oh, that wasn't.”
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“has been Yeah, okay, I'm a fighter. And if I'm not fighting, I'm flying. Which means, like, I... I'm like a pit bull and my jawk clunges down and it's like until I know that we're communicated, that we're on the same page or that I've been validated, I will fight so much so that there is one particular relationship where someone looked at me and said, can you just put your sword away? Just put it away. And I realized I was like flinging a sword.”
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“Because I realized I was chasing something that I was trying to change the ending of the same story. I was trying to change something that I could never change. I was trying to put a different ending on it instead of just turning that channel off. But relationships has been at the center of my, you know, so because when we talk about wellness all the time, it really is, that has always been at the center of mine. You know, food, discipline and food, discipline in activity, it's something I feel in control of it. It's relationships that has always been my...”
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“So many triggers Completely. And you know, when you're an intellectual person, you can think that you know it, but you almost have to feel that at a cellular level to make change, I think sometimes it's like you can tell yourself, oh, I recognize why I have this issue in a relationship. My father abandoned me. But then you keep repeating the same patterns, the same mistakes. And you have to actually feel the trauma and move through it, I think. And that book actually changed my life. It made me get out of a relationship and be in the better version. Carvel's book? Yeah. Oh, yeah. That is the best book. I think anybody who, even if they're not in a relationship, needs to read that book because everything that we do in our intimacy is all what about...”
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“You know, there was a moment in my life where I did want to reject anything that had to do with my father or the name and I thought, oh, maybe I'll be Kate Russell or maybe I'll just change it to Kate Gary or I don't know. It's a huge part of my identity, that relationship. Challenging not in my life. But again, those things are what make you who you are and it sort of informs the work that you do and emotional work and the relationships that you have.”
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“I mean, I'm proud of the name Hudson because Bill, he's a huge part of what I am, and some of my gifts that I cherish, like music. My father's, my real father's a musician, and he's a wonderful musician. I connect to him through that even if I don't connect with him through any kind of real paternal relationship. But I think it was important to keep that name, you know, and I also. I also feel like”
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“No, I mean, I understood it as I got older, but I saw how hard they worked, like my mom and Kurt. They work so hard, and they love it, and they're passionate about it. And so I think that's it. And they just had no patience for any kind of spoiled behavior. And everything with them was about connectivity. It was like how you look someone in the eye on a daily basis how we connect. I just of real privilege, it was like, you know, they made it very clear that we were a guest in that world. You know, this isn't yours. No. You sit down there and you say please and thank you.”
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“I think it was my parents almost, I mean, it was almost overkill how fiercely they raised us to not be spoiled children, like to the point where it was like maybe they went a little too far in this department. But it was like we knew that our privilege had nothing to do with us and everything to do with luck and their work ethic. And so I think in our minds what we saw was work ethic. We didn't see rich or privilege.”
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“So, really, what I put my phone down at five. And then sometimes if I really have to be on my phone, if I have to stay, if I have to be on a call at seven because of time differences or something, then I have to, you know, but I really try to put my phones down and all the kids, we try to go.”
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“Yes. But I try not to. You know, I'm very good. I think we need to have more digital cleanses as much as we do food cleanses.”
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“In the back I really do like connecting with people. And sometimes I find that technology, it really messes me up. And seeing tickers of bad news and death and stuff that I think once upon a time we really only heard what was going inside of our community. And I love that we're connected globally and we know these things, but I think it's really hard on all of us. I think it creates a lot of anxiety.”
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“I try to shut it off, and I think you can be connected. I think a part of me feels like we're overconnected sometimes where, you know, Let the”
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“You know, I think I have a propensity towards drama because I'm an actress, but I don't like the feeling of negativity. And so for me, I'm always trying to figure out how to...”
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“Try. I really try. I do. I mean, I think it's more like some people see it as morbid, but I see it as just life. I think in my mind, it's like, well, one day I'm going to die. And like, I'm always thinking like that. So what am I going to do today while I'm going to live? And it's that simple. And I don't want to sit in the shit.”
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“What it feels like happiness. I think some of it, my mom is just an extraordinary light being. And yes, I think I do have the optimistic gene. And I think that it's a rare thing to have. And I recognize that it's something that you do have to continually work at. I am sometimes to a fault optimistic. Sometimes it's like... Okay, stop, my friends, stop being so optimistic. Just be like annoyed right now. Just say it's never going to happen.”
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“Yeah, I think after having three kids that you're sort of like, you know, the fluctuations are a part of life, you know, and I like the scale. And honestly, I didn't even think about it. I think in social media now today, I didn't even think like, oh, wow, I'm showing you.”
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“Well, yeah, I just had a baby, and it was really, honestly, because I wanted to get behind something like this that had a community that was so inspiring, because I think that that's a huge part of any wellness journey.”
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“I love it. I absolutely love it. But I think it's probably about 15,000 people here who understand why. You know, it's funny because I was, you know, I think that once I started phaletics and I got into the wellness community and active lifestyle, it's kind of the number one thing people ask all the time is how do you balance? And food and diet seems to be like on everybody's, on the forefront of everybody's mind. And for me, I had a great teacher, right? My mom, she was always active. She was always thinking. And I feel really lucky that way, but I understand that a lot of people weren't raised with that kind of teacher. And to have a support system is enormous in a lifestyle journey. And WW, when I talked with Mindy and I got to get to know her.”
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