Hello everyone.

Welcome to the full cup.

I am Libby Switzer here today with my sister, Rachel Waters, staring her in the eye.

Hi, Rach.

Hi.

How are you?

I'm super happy to be here and I'm good. Good. I'm glad you're here.

We're kind of on a roll trying to keep some recordings going because if we take a break,

it'll be six months until you get another one. Okay, so I've had a lot of critiques come in about the podcast,

about things people don't like about it or things we've said or the way we've said them.

And talking about that with Rachel, just now we were talking about just other people who have experiences where they're bothered by something someone does,

whether it's in church, whether it's me on this podcast, whether it's a friend or a neighbor,

or you're feeling jealous or irritated or something like that. And so in the conversation we had, we talked about

how, well, the whole point of this podcast is to be emotionally independent, to not let the

stuff people do bother you. So I'm sorry if I'm bothering you on this podcast. But the whole point of

that is we don't want to have to

change other people necessarily. We want to look inside and see what we can do to make us better.

So we're not bothered by it. You can't always change other people. Well, you actually kind of

never can change other people. No. You can make your environment conducive to change as you

create change yourself, but the goal to change somebody else, good luck with that. Yeah.

Nor do we want that pressure and responsibility, which is what I have found is there's a lot

of pressure attached to that, right? This pressure of when we're offended by someone else's success because we feel pressure

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