Hello and welcome to the weekly pep talk with my mom.

As I'm talking I just get out of the bath, my first bath in quite some time and I'm

I'll dehydrated.

My mouth is all, ugh.

Anyway, let's get serious here. You know, these are five minute pep talks.

You're supposed to listen to them every Sunday just to kind of get your mind right, but you can listen whenever.

It's just like a little nugget of wisdom to start your week off right okay and thank you everybody

for sticking with me as this radio show gets started and it's been a good week it's been a

really good week and hope you had a good week too and a lot of people are starting to get their

high honey hats which are in the merch store right now they're super cute

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As most of you know, Ruth Betas Ginsburg died this weekend. And what a legacy that woman has left.

She's known to have said that she'd like to be remembered as someone who used whatever talent she had to do her work, to the very best of her ability. And no doubt she'll be remembered for her abilities in fighting

just fighting for justice for all people, especially women, not being afraid to voice her opinions even if they were

controversial, and she stood up for what she believed and was always true to

herself. And she left her mark in the world and empowered many of us to leave our own.

Have you ever thought about how you'd be remembered and what your legacy would be? Every day we're leaving our own

mark on the world. In our workplace, with our families, with our friends, with our neighbors, with everyone we meet, and we all matter, and

we all make a difference.

Every day of Butu, this little book I've been reading,

Living Better Together the African Way,

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