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Well, our customer conference looks a little different this year. I am incredibly proud of my @docusign team for quickly pivoting and creating a new, virtual event for thousands of our customers to join from around the world. #momentumlive #teamwork

Te amo Punta Mita, hasta luego 🇲🇽 ❤️

The cutest place in Punta de Mita with the BEST tortilla soup ever❤️

This sunset. Every year we sit at the same table and I wait for it and watch it go down and I’m always in awe.

Punta Mita vacay mode 🙌🏼

From his latest literary work... “His favrit genra is realistick fiction.” This guy kills me.

So my @whole30 ... Sometimes I am really hard on myself. I hurt my foot in the middle of December, which ended up being a stress fracture from overuse and I ended up in a boot. 2 weeks of no working out, nearly 6 weeks of no running. I was freaking out. I need to workout, like need it. Mentally, physically, it’s a big part of my self care. So for the second year in a row I decided to do a January Whole30. I knew I was going to need the discipline since I couldn’t be active. I did 20 days no cheating, which felt great in some ways, but mostly, it was lonely. It’s hard to be social when you’re super restricted (and not drinking) and I was already not feeling like myself. Honestly, I was in a total funk. I got my boot off day 20 and one of my best friends convinced me to celebrate with a glass of champagne. Or rather I had to convince myself that it was ok. Did anyone else judge or care? Of course not. But I felt like having champagne equaled failure. And then I decided that was ridiculous and I was not going to be so rigid the rest of the month. Like what was I trying to prove and to who? This year a Whole20 was best for me. I love what I am able to take from this period of clean eating and I need that to be a big part of my lifestyle. But this year I needed the flexibility more. So I drank a lot of wine and ate cake on my birthday and had the best time ever. I made a perfect breakfast sandwich the next morning. I celebrated Oliver’s birthday with dumplings at Din Tai Fung, his favorite. I also continued to eat clean whenever I could. And tonight I made Marcella Hazan’s bolognese and enjoyed a big plate of pasta with O. And that’s ok. Sometimes it’s ok to change your mind about what’s best for you 🍝🍷

Double digits!! Happy 10th birthday my sweet, beautiful boy. I love you more than words can express and am so proud of who you are becoming. I can’t wait to see the places you’ll go and things you’ll do, but no matter how big you get, you will always be my baby.

44 kicked off right in my element ✨✨ Some people don’t care about their birthday. I am not one of those people. Thank you for all of the messages and calls and for making me feel so special and loved and celebrated!

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