I was on a podcast recently, hosted by someone who'd seen me speak in Dallas. She told me what she remembered most: "This woman is so free to be who she is."

My dad built a cheap-ass pantry in our basement.

"The coolest thing I've learned is how to be happy when things suck."

Growing up, my immigrant parents had a simple philosophy: others always have it worse.

This winter, I stopped playing pickleball. I mean, I was still on the court. But somewhere along the way I stopped playing and started competing.