Hello, everyone.

Hello, everyone.

It's your girl Courtney Sanders.

Welcome to another episode of my podcast.

I am super excited about today's guests.

We have the illustrious Aniton Berriola, who is many things.

I mean, it's always hard to say what you are when you're so many things, but I think

you're best in all being.

Being an author, you're an author of these really incredible books that we're going to talk

about today in the etiquette lifestyle relationships category, but really

there are a category unto themselves. He's also a columnist, a speaker, entrepreneur. He's worked

with celebrities such as, you know, Megan Good or Michelle Williams. He's done celebrity ghost

writing before. He's contributed to Essence magazine. He's

a feature contributor on TV. And I read this. Tell me if this is true. Your first book,

Berialesque, is that required reading at two colleges? Is that real? Yeah, Bermuda, Bermuda College

in Kansas State. It's all kind of, every time I hear these

bios, read back, it's, you know, it's just like, who were they talking about? But it also

takes me down memory lane, you know, it's super cool because I remember all of those points

you made when they happened as they were happening. So yeah, that's all true. That's all,

that's all part of the story.

Yes. He's amazing, everybody. So we're going to be chatting today about a multitude of things. I've always been inspired by Anatine's business journey in terms of just deciding that he was going to write these books that are very unique and then creating a whole business and brand out of basically being himself. So we'll discuss that today. But also, Anatine is really well known for his unique insights on femininity and masculinity as well. But I really want to have this conversation

about femininity and business. So those of you who have been listening to my latest episodes know that we've

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