Chuck and I had painted a picture of my life and my dreams.

Suddenly this crazy world made more sense to me.

Well, I heard it today and I couldn't help but sing alone.

Because every time I hear that song.

Hey, everybody.

Welcome to another episode of the Learning Curve podcast.

I'm one of your co-hosts, Albert Chang.

And co-hosting with me is Alicia Searcy.

Alicia, what's up?

Albert, how are you?

I'm doing good.

But, you know, Alicia, I think we need to give a shout out to Abileneley.

And I don't know if our listeners know, she's the person that's been doing all the technical stuff to make this podcast possible.

So besides when I thank her for that, she just ran a marathon yesterday.

A whole marathon.

I forget which day, but recently.

But hey, kudos. Congratulations. Incredible. As whole marathon. I forget which day, but recently, but hey, kudos. Congratulations.

Incredible. As I learned, 26.2 miles makes up a marathon. That is incredible. And the fact that she's still

standing is amazing to me. But Ave is amazing. So you can't be surprised. So congrats to you.

Well, Lisa, we've got a great show today as

well. We're going to have Julie Young join us again. We had her on. I'm not too long ago. She's going to

come talk about a recent book. Say yes, how virtual became reality. But before we do that,

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