as I parked the car and I walked in the door of my house I saw a flash of pink and I thought to myself well that's a bit strange and I walked down the hallway and I turned the corner and there was my husband in my sexy black Lacey Laundrier finishing a job interview over the phone and I'm just like you can't even imagine where my mind went I went oh my God like what is happening here how is this happening and when he finished the job interview he came over and he held

my hands and he said to me I've always wanted to be a girl and because I had

training as a homeopath and a counselor right in that moment I kind of

separated my mother wife and my homeopath counselor and I jumped into the homeopath counselor side and I held his hands and I said you're going to be a beautiful girl and I had a cheesecake on the stove that I was taking back to my business partner. That's actually why I had come home and I took the cheesecake and I literally ran out the door and I cried the unmistakable Creative Podcast where you get a window

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Thanks so much for taking the time to join us.

Strini, I'm absolutely excited to be here.

Yeah, thank you so much.

So I found out about your work by way of your publicist and when I got a look at you know sort of the caliber of people

that you work with you know peak performance is something that's always been of interest

to me as somebody who is like driven to a fault which is another thing we should

probably talk about but before we get into all of that I want to start asking what is one of the most important things that you learn from one or both of your parents that have influenced and shaped your life and who you've become and what you've ended up to it.

Both of my parents were extremely hard workers and very, very dedicated to whatever goal they decided

to choose or to follow. So from both of my parents I learned to give whatever

project I was on the time of day and just to understand that it takes more than eight hours a day or it takes more than just the amount of effort you're going to give it.

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