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So Gisele, hi.
Hi.
You were here in 2006.
You were single.
You had no kids.
Nothing.
All of a sudden, your
whole life has changed.
And it happened--
Well, 12 years, right?
Yeah.
I know.
But it was right after
you were here, you met--
I went on a blind date.
Yes.
And I met my husband.
So I think you might have
been my lucky good luck charm.
I think so.
I think so.
I think so.
Thank you.
Yeah, you're welcome.
12 years later, I think,
I'm very happy with how
things turned out.
So I appreciate it.
Yeah.
Well, you're welcome.
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Oh, yeah.
Isn't he sweet?
Look.
Who comes with that shirt?
He is a sweet, sweet man.
And talented.
Both of you.
You're easy on the
eyes, both of you.
All right.
I think he wore that shirt
because my dad likes to say
a happy life is a happy wife.
So I think he took
that very seriously.
Right.
Well, he's right.
All right.
So you have a wonderful family.
Your career is great.
And I heard, is this true?
That you're thinking
of retiring?
I think I'm the farthest
I've ever been from retiring.
It doesn't seem like it.
I've never worked so hard
in my life, actually.
Yeah.
But I think I retire
only the day I die,
because I love working.
I love creating.
I think that's why we're here,
to keep creating and expanding
and learning.
I agree.
So good.
So you're not retiring.
What I'd like to know is--
Are you?
No, I'm not.
I'd like to know
if your husband is.
Because I'm a Saints
fan, and it would help
me tremendously if your
husband would retire.
You know, I think you should
talk with him about that.
I haven't been very successful.
No.
No.
Do you want him to retire?
I want him to do
whatever makes him happy.
But maybe if you have a
conversation with him.
Explain that you
love the Saints.
Yeah.
He might have--
And I love them, too.
I really do.
He's incredible.
Is there anything
that he's not good at?
Because he just seems like
he's good at everything.
He's not a multi-tasker.
He can just do one
thing at a time.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
He's good at one thing at time.
He's an amazing waffle maker.
Oh.
Yeah.
That's great.
He makes great waffles.
That's right.
The kind that you just
literally push that thing down,
and it's--?
Well, he actually
makes the batter.
And he jokes with me.
He says, I can't
give you the secret.
Otherwise you won't
need me anymore.
Oh.
He has a secret
recipe, which I'm
sure there's some
package thing involved.
But there's other
secret recipes.
I have never seen him making
it because he literally
won't let me see it.
Because he literally
says, you won't need me.
And then who is going to--?
Yeah.
So I say, OK.
That's fine.
It tastes delicious.
I'll keep eating them.
Now do you get nervous?
I mean, I would just think--
you hear so much about everyone,
and you see those hits,
and they're so hard.
And he's the quarterback,
so they're going after him.
Do you worry about that?
I definitely wouldn't
want to have his job.
That's for sure.
Yeah.
I stay happy with my job.
That's, I think, is
definitely something
that you get concerned.
But he loves it so much.
And you gotta let
him do what he loves.
Well, he's definitely
very talented.
I'm so glad you wrote this book.
And I think it's important
for so many people,
because you look at someone,
and you're beautiful,
and you've got an amazing
marriage and kids,
and your family life is great,
and career life is great.
And people don't know.
We just tend to judge
just from what we see,
and we just assume
we know somebody.
And I think it's so important
that you share with everyone
what you've gone through.
Yeah.
So explain some of the
things that you share,
and why you decided to.
So there was lots of
different people that I
knew well, and
also acquaintances,
that would come to me and
share stories of people
that they knew that
were struggling
with various different things.
And I started writing letters
to people that I've never met,
just by sharing something.
I just didn't want them to
feel alone, because it was--
I feel like I'm very sensitive.
So when people are telling the
stories, I was feeling better.
And I just wanted to
make them feel better.
So I start sharing,
writing letters to people,
and sharing some of the
challenges that I face,
and just being very
vulnerable and saying
there's a light at
the end of the tunnel.
Because I know when you're
in the middle of the storm,
sometimes you don't
see there is a light
in the end of the tunnel.
You identify with
that, and that kind of
gets you down deeper
into the space
where it's hard to sometimes
feel like there's a way out.
So it was very helpful,
the feedback I got,
that it was really
helpful to those people.
And I thought, I just
want to be able to share.
And maybe other people out
there might find it helpful.
So that was really the
intention of the book.
It's a beautiful book.
And for you to share that you
almost took your life, there
a lot of people that are
going to relate to that
and say, wow, if she
was at that place
that you thought about ending
your life, then, you know--
And there were so
many different things
that I found that were
helpful throughout my journey.
And I just wanted to
share that with people.
It is.
It's very helpful.
It's called Lessons: My
Path to a Meaningful Life.
It's available in bookstores
and on Amazon Now.
We'll be right back.
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