Growing up in southern Utah with Elder and Sister Holland

In this week's episode, Utah's First Lady Abby Cox is joined by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland and Sister Patricia Holland to talk about the impact that southern Utah has had on their family's history, growing up with positive leaders in their families, and the impact that it had on their own lives throughout the years.

We also dive into the symbolism behind southern Utah's ruggedness during its early years, the values that we learned because of it, and why mentorship is so crucial to help younger people develop.

Then we talk about empathy's role in leadership, why it's so important to learn how to be vulnerable as a leader, and some of the positives that we can take away from the pandemic.

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Join Utah’s First Lady Abby Cox and her friends for timely and candid conversations with fascinating people with unique perspectives in an effort to unite us all through our common humanity. Each week, Abby dives into discussions on topics ranging from education to motherhood to mental health and beyond. 

Abby is an outspoken advocate for “getting proximate” with people who have different viewpoints, and using her platform as Utah’s First Lady to combat the empathy crisis our country is facing. 

Come along with us as we journey to bring courage, compassion and connection back into our homes and communities... and have a lot of fun along the way! THANK YOU for being our friend.