What actually makes a place feel like home?This week we sat down with Park City Councilwoman Molly Miller for one of our favorite conversations yet — covering everything from growing up as the youngest of five girls in Michigan, cleaning motel rooms in Maine at eight years old, working in news, interning at Saturday Night Live, falling in love over early Twitter, and eventually finding her way to Park City.But underneath all of it was a bigger conversation about instincts, parenting, failure, preparation, confidence, community, and what it means to build a life that feels meaningful.We talked about:<ul><li>Why “nobody cares” can actually be freeing</li><li>The difference between preparation and practice</li><li>Scarcity vs. abundance in mountain towns</li><li>Raising kids who trust themselves</li><li>Why Park City still feels magical</li><li>Council, criticism, and learning in public</li><li>Moving through life transitions without fear</li><li>The people who make a community great</li></ul>One of the more thoughtful and human conversations we’ve had so far.

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What makes Park City special?
This week on Ski In Sell Out, Max Doilney and Lauren Angerosa sit down with Park City Councilwoman Molly Miller for a wide-ranging conversation about community, confidence, family, preparation, failure, and the people who shape mountain towns.
From growing up in Michigan and interning at Saturday Night Live to navigating City Council and raising a daughter in Park City, Molly shares a thoughtful and honest perspective on identity, belonging, and trusting yourself.
Topics include:
Park City culture and growth
Scarcity vs abundance in mountain towns
Parenting and confidence
Why failure matters
Community leadership
Life transitions
Ski towns and belonging
The evolution of Park City
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