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Nancy, thanks for joining us today. Thanks for having me, Kwame. I love talking to you. Love it.

Yes. Likewise, this is what, number three or four? You're a fan favorite. Three, third times a charm. Yes. Well, you're a fan favorite. I love, love, love listening. I love watching. Love your YouTube. Love your YouTube. Thank you. It's good. I appreciate that. Thank you. Well, listen, how about we start off by telling the listeners about yourself and what you do, and then we will flow into

this new chapter in the life of Nancy Medaw. Yes, thank you. Well, I am a public speaker.

I am a coach. I'm an author. I'm a podcaster. Basically, I work with women, and I train them

how to advocate for themselves at work. So it could be the job,

it could be the promotion, it could be speaking up in meetings, whatever the case may be.

I teach women how to advocate and step into their strengths so that they can thrive at work.

Amazing. And speaking about thriving, I think you have some news to share from earlier this year.

Yes, I do. I don't know what I was thinking. I ran for public office in my small town. So I live in a very small town on Cape Cod. And it's about 2,000 year round residence. And I ran for public office, which the position is select board. So instead of a

mayor, we have five people, and they are the board that sets the policy and really kind of

manages the policies for the town. So I ran back in January and the election was in May,

and I am pleased to report, kind of, that I did get elected. And it was

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