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🗓️ 11 January 2023
⏱️ 32 minutes
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0:26.9 | Slack.com slash DHQ. I'm on this journey with me. Each week when you join me, you're going |
0:33.1 | to chase down our goals. If you're come at diversity, it's at you up for a better tomorrow. |
0:38.6 | I'm ready for my close-up. Hi and welcome back. I'm so glad you're back here with me this |
0:46.0 | week. Okay, first of all, I just wanted to mention something that I just had this revelation |
0:52.4 | myself about, which is how quickly we can forget things. It's terrible. But, so let me give |
0:58.5 | you an example. And hopefully you can relate to this in your own life. I threw my back out |
1:04.1 | right before I got fired. I was 43 years old, right? So, five years ago, I threw my |
1:10.6 | back out. I was losing my hair. I was a hot mess. And it was because I was working alongside |
1:14.8 | with someone that hated me and was making my life miserable. And I wouldn't walk away |
1:20.2 | from it. So, she ended up having to fire me. Cut to the point of this is I wasn't so much |
1:25.8 | pain. When I threw my back out, it was insane. That was worse pain than having a C section |
1:31.8 | and giving birth. No doubt for sure. And it went on for a really long time. It wasn't something |
1:37.2 | that healed really quickly, right? So, and I'm sure anyone that's listening right now |
1:41.4 | that's had back pain or back trauma understands us. It's probably, I mean, it's definitely |
1:45.7 | one of the worst things, right? So, to that end, I remember I had to stop working out for |
1:51.5 | a while. And I am one of those people that working out for me is like my saving grace. |
1:56.8 | It is what I look forward to every day. I get so excited about it, right? That's something |
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