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Thank you. Welcome to a very exciting episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And the world that I'm going to save, I'm saving by proxy, because the person who's actually going to save some very important worlds is Dana Perino.

She's written an incredible book.

Everything will be okay.

And this is intended as a book of mentorship for young women in their quarter life crisis. I love Dana's books.

I love the way she writes. I love that she has optimism and knowledge and draws from her own

experiences. And she has a way of cutting through real problems, putting things succinctly, and giving actual solutions,

which is something I think a lot of writers strive to do.

And it's interesting because how we write and how we speak are two different things.

Dana Perino, welcome to Kennedy Saves the World.

I love this podcast.

I love you. I love the title of the podcast. I love it, love it, love it. And you're actually, your hat says love. It does. I got it in Maui. I like it. Whenever you, whenever you go to Hawaii, you have so much love in your heart. And that's why it's such a great vacation spot because you come back and you just try to reconnect with that the rest of the year.

You try to do Chapter 7.

Absolutely.

So I really enjoy this book for a number of reasons.

I think mentorship is critical.

And I would not be in broadcasting if it were not for mentors.

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