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Yeah.

[laughs] So I think, I think that what that point that you brought up, which I thought was so beautiful and really empowering for a woman to think, is that, like, in her home, she is that special person.

She is the mother that is not replaceable.

She is the wife to her husband.

Like, that's her role, and she's unique in it, and no one else could take that role.

Like, someone else could be that aishes chayil who's putting together an amazing deal or who thinks of the most genius idea to run a business or creates something beautiful out of her hands, but that same woman is the woman who is standing by her candles, bringing in Shabbos, that looks like the regular same woman who's lighting candles in the next house and the next house and the next house, 'cause in her home she is that irreplaceable wife and irreplaceable mother in her specific home.

You'll tell us the tip of how to start implementing this in our lives.