Come on this journey with me. Each week when you join me, we are going to chase down our goals,

overcome adversity and set you up for a better tomorrow.

That's in your seat.

I'm ready for my close-up. And welcome back. I'm so excited. You're back here with me again this week.

This week I wanted to get into the concept of asking. Here's why. So, funny thing happened. I was at the chiropractor and I was

complaining that during coronavirus times when we couldn't be indoors to work out.

We were working outside and it was so beautiful and I was so grateful and loved it.

However, now Soul Cycle has changed that and they've put us in this really small dark room inside of a hotel.

And I miss being outside and I was just talking to my chiropractor about where else could I work out that I could possibly be outside or

in bigger space or I need to mix it up somehow I can't just stay in this routine if I'm not really

excited about it anymore it doesn't make sense and I was in a rut. And he said to me, okay, you've got to go boxing. I am not a boxer. Clearly, we know that I am not a boxer. And I said, oh my gosh, that sounds like a guy thing. That sounds dirty.

That sounds like tattoos and not my scene.

And he said, sounds like you don't want to go.

You should go.

Which totally reminded me of when a friend of mine told me I should take a stand-up

comedy class I didn't want to do it he made me do it I did it and I'm so grateful I

did that's where I realized that my ability to stand on a stage and speak wasn't something everyone had.

It was a unique difference about me and I really started to lean into it after that class.

So I thought, okay, if I feel uncomfortable and I feel scared, I need to do it.

Here's another reason why I need to do it, because I'm speaking for Harvard this week for the first time.

Now, you know I've been teaching there, but being hired as a keynote speaker for Harvard is different

than teaching there. It's a different audience. You're paid through a different division.

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