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Hi, I'm Megan and I play a mean game of scrabble, especially timed Scrabble.

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I, it's something that I've lived for a long time.

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I'm very good at jeopardy.

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And I love to cook.

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I don't know if a lot of people know that maybe they do,

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but I also make a really solid ball in a sauce.

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I think within the industry what we can do to help pay it

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forward for the generation coming up next is really

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to implement policies that are going to help families and people within

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the industry be able to have the balance

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to take care of their families and to be able to do their jobs.

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A high tide raises all ships.

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So if you can really adopt

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that motto and understand that by helping the people who are coming up,

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It's not taking anything away from you.

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It's just helping more people succeed.

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I think that's really key here and you're going to have to try and find a way of not

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expressing every feeling that you have moment that you have them.

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My favorite rom com of all time is when Harry Met Sally.

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But you put Julia Roberts in anything and I'm going to be a fan of those two.

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Yeah, I think we all miss just a really good a good laugh.

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I just want a good old-fashioned wrong calm water.

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You and your husband watching together.

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Once you've gotten the kids to bed.

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And I played a little wordle or done my 10 min of Duolingo.

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I really wanted to re-learn French and studied it for the four years in high school,

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and then it just went away.

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So after those two things,

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if we do turn on the TV,

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which is fairly rare,

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I think we're like most people were you just do end lists and lists and

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lists searching until you get so tired of search you to watch anything.

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Now. But there are a couple, I mean,

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there's some incredible shows on at the moment.

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And I think really watching great storytelling, there's nothing like it.

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So I would say quite low.

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It's just pretty good example of that.

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So our kids well, I mean,

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Lily is only one,

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so she doesn't watch TV,

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but Archie, he's loved often odds for a really long time.

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It's amazing because he's getting into more throwback shows like magic school bus.

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Who would have thought, he thinks it's great.

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And so that's been pretty fun.

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Just sort of see it again through his eyes.

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And storyboards is fantastic.

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It is such a great educational programming for kids.

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That's fun. So many good songs.

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And I've become that mom,

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I'm like sitting around with friends and I start singing like Tyrannosaurus,

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that's the core is tight around.

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It sounds like what am I singing?

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Oh my gosh, I'm singing storyboard.

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I'm singing history books.

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I have not singing beyond saying in that moment I'm singing story bots ran or sore

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and welcome to archetypes.

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Let's do this.

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You're ready.

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So archetypes is my podcast that we just launched recently.

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And it's really about dissecting and unboxing these labels and

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these tropes that try to hold women back and to find women as a OneNote human being.

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But no human being is OneNote.

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So in the conversations I'm having with the women on this show,

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we really get to peel back the layers and remind ourselves that it's important and okay,

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and perfectly normal to be a multi-faceted human being.

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And we laugh, and we have a lot of fun.

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But we also I think dig a lot deeper than some of us have been allowed to before.

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I think in moments of

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challenge or when you're trying to dig deeper into these conversations,

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it can be very heavy.

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Part of what I find a lot of strength,

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their faith then It's looking at my kids.

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I know it sounds so cheesy, but my gosh,

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it's the most perspective building things.

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And also I think recognizing that everything is

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temporary to really just enjoy what time we have here,

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what we're doing with that time.

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And at least open the door for really meaningful conversation.

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Because I think once you turn meaningful conversation into action, game changer.