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Visit forwork.com to learn more. The Hey, Hey everybody. Welcome to another Thursdays with Trey. There are a thousand

reasons at least that I enjoy doing this podcast starting with the chance to be with you each week and also

including the opportunity to visit with some really thought-provoking

guest from former to sitting members of the House and Senate, prosecutors and

athletes and coaches and psychologists and authors, even from time to time get some help with my golf swing, which I probably need to go

ahead and get one of these guys back on, anyone who can help me through the slew of the spawn that I'm currently in but I am out this

week but even though I'm out I thought it would be fun to take a look back at one of those conversations that I enjoyed the most.

So I hope that you all enjoy this Encore episode and I will be back very soon.

Thank you for listening.

The guest today kind of makes me suspend all of my cynicism

and all of my jadedness.

She's one of the most accomplished people, frankly, my generation.

She doesn't need an introduction, but I think I'm going to remind you anyway.

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