That's what came to mind as I listened. Not that I'm stalking anyone on the internet. What I mean is that the space of health and fitness can be a lonely place, as it's not (at first at least) easy to walk a path of discipline in good choices of what we do with our bodies, when the status quo and path of least resistance is just to fall in and become absorbed in the ocean of normalcy. None of us are immune to it. It's the air we breathe. The infusion of care, empathy, courage, and truth into this very public sector (health, fitness, and nutrition) is not easy. That is attractive to me. It shows a genuineness that is not easily seen. It's a vulnerability that is often lacking in every field and a breath of fresh air when it emerges. It's easy to fall for anyone who possesses and cheerfully lives out these qualities. To clarify, it's good (and rare) to see someone in the health care space so passionate about the well-being of those under her care, while at th