00:00Something that changed about you was motherhood. You talked about how you're being a mother to
00:04Pilar changed your life, saved your life. And what else, what other ways has it kind of made
00:09you live differently or see things differently being a mom now? Yes. My little poo poo Pilar
00:15is definitely my, I call her my little lifesaver and she's got a lot of pressure in that.
00:23She's got a lot of pressure now, but she don't have to do nothing, but just wake up and smile
00:26at me to, to fulfill her job. That's it. I just being a mother, I always knew that I wanted
00:33to be a mother. And I always knew that having a daughter or a son that loved you unconditionally
00:39would fulfill me. It's a part of my purpose. Um, and, and so for me, she is my drive. She's
00:46my reason. And it's just, it's just something that I always wanted. And through the book,
00:53I talk about different pits that I ended up falling in different losses that I had when
01:00it wasn't time for me to have her, but I had her at the exact right time. Um, so she has
01:05definitely changed my entire life. Um, you know, I don't get burned out with working too
01:12much. I don't get burned out with doing pretty much anything because all of it is for her.
01:17What's the reason?
01:21Okay.
01:22How do you get in the house?
01:24We got to get the house.
01:25We got to go.
01:26It's a great deal.
01:27We got to go.
01:28It's a great deal.
01:30I think so.
01:31And it is the thing that I totally did, you know, we're still there now.
01:35I'm sorry.
01:36I had to get there, but, and I got to be, I'm sorry.
01:37USA!
01:38The TV.
01:39The TV.
01:40The TV.
01:41The TV.
01:43The TV.
01:44And I'm sorry.
01:44It's a great deal.
01:45I got to jump.
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