Not allowing my ambition to outpace my energy has been one of the greatest tools that I have been able to use.

I do what I can with what I have, and I'm honest about what I can't do.

When people start having dreams about floods or chaos or famine, you can't shake it off.

So I do believe that the message of the book is very significant

for the times that we're in. What's up delegation? It's your girl, S.J.R. And I am back at the microphone.

We are going to have a more traditional episode. Thank you for being so patient with us while we had a

departure, a departure,

a recap, sermons, panels, all of the things, trying to make sure that you are in the loop.

It's so important to me.

I know so many of you didn't get to attend conference, others of you were there, but didn't

get to experience all of the moments or just wanted to relive them.

And then to hear things from my perspective.

So I hope you enjoyed our

little conference breakdown. I'm excited about this week's podcast. First of all, it's with someone

who I truly love, respect, and admire. We're going to get into the story of how I got to know her

a little bit later into this episode. But first, let me mind your business, but first, let me let

you mind mine. Let me see. I'm recording this late. I'm sending it over to the team immediately.

Last week, I was in Los Angeles. Or last weekend, I was in Los Angeles. We did Hey You there. The

final Hey You of the year, for those of you, I'm familiar,

Hey, you is like a bite-sized mini-woman-evolve experience.

Sometimes I'm speaking.

Sometimes we have a panel.

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