There's not a lot of black women who are in powerful positions in corporate America.

I was just getting into my job at Netflix.

And a friend said, oh, well, you know, you're a social handle.

Bad ass bows.

That's like you like having fun.

But now you're getting this enormous job.

It's on the public stage.

You know, you should probably create a separate handle that is just about your work.

And you know, your professional thing.

And I remember sitting there thinking like, maybe that's a good idea?

Then I was like, no, it's not.

Because it's like, how do I divide myself?

I think we just fool ourselves.

When we think that like, oh, there's this personal side of you and there's a professional

side of you, that doesn't work.

I have really primarily worked for founders.

Dr. Dre Betty Q, Travis Kalanick, Ed Uber, Ari Manual, Edendever, for sure,

re-hacings at Netflix, Spike Lee.

There's lots of founders.

Each of them really do share a trait of being very in touch with their emotions.

They all share that ability to tap into their emotional place and use that as fuel.

That's Bose Mastante John, former chief marketing officer at Netflix and author of the new book,

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