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So, like, a wedding or a holiday or a dress size can give you a great deadline, but feeling good, looking after yourself, and building a life that you can actually, you want to live, there's no finish line on that.

Anyway, TED Talk over for today.

Thank you so much for listening.

And as I said before, if you have any topics, anything you're kind of going, "I've seen this on social media, Vic.

Each week, you get a lovely photograph and a short quotation that inspires you.

You can also visit me on Facebook, and that's facebook.com forward slash Dr. Gloria Burgess, Ph.D. And the doctor is abbreviated, so it's Dr. Gloria Burgess, Ph.D. You can also check out one of my TED Talks at TED.com. Now today, I want to talk with you about leadership, a topic that is near and dear to my heart.

Specifically, we are going to focus on work-life balance.

Today I have a very special guest, Danielle Harvey Stinson, and she's going to share a little bit about her work and her leadership journey and how she thinks about work-life balance.

Absolutely.

So the best resource is if you go directly to TED.com and then there's a resource there where they list all of the TEDx events.

So it's TED.com slash TEDx slash events.

And then you can see a map of the entire landscape of licensed TEDx events that are happening.

And some of them have an application process, not all of them.

Chris, your face is over on my left.

I haven't looked at you once during this entire probably very long TED Talk I just made.

I know how to look at that camera and maintain a level of charisma, eye contact, body language, facial expressions, my voice cadence.

Sure.

She is a comedian, filmmaker, a regular panelist and guest host on NPR's Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me.

She is also the host of Fake the Nation podcast and TED.com's new democracy series, The Great Experiment.

I mean, I would be happy to just do one of those things.

How does she do them all? I don't know.