I agree. I thought Taylor did really well on the interview. Congratulations Tracey once again on the Movie and the Message .It is unfortunately one many , can use,parents and Teens.The key is starting early. Should be incorporated in all the Parenting books.What say Dr Spock ?!

When you say “we’re the parents we often wanted, not necessarily what our children need” is so applicable to all of our lives as individuals I think – and that’s just part of the American culture which is, in part, not a bad intent at the start – meaning it is striving towards self-improvement andmaking one’s life better – it is just that the definitions of “self-improvement” and “better” are now guided less by our own inner instincts for what is better for us, as opposed to what we consume sub-conciouslessly from the advertisers.

The fantastic thing in this Tracey is that you were able to pinpoint it – bang, like that – and recognize the result early on of “unhappiness,” in time to help change it. It’s so interesting you know Jackie Onassis said towards the end of her life, “People pay for what they’ve done and that doesn’t mean something bad happens to them because they did something bad. It just means they pay for living unconsciously by having to live the life they end up leading.”