Alexandra Janelli

Because, you know, again, I wrote my book and I'm putting together a class and everyone's like, oh, are you going to make a certification?

And I'm like, no, it's not going to be a certification.

Just because I can't, you know, the idea of certification, what does that even mean?

Other than you can be sure it'll follow these standards of ethics and code.

So that's where I fall on it.

I do.

It's interesting.

I've taken a bunch of trainings.

I can say very clearly, and I actually really loved the program that I did with HMI, but there was a component of it where the mentor that I had at the time, or I think they called them an advisor, I felt like I knew more things than she did because I was

I was eating it up.

I mean, I would learn something and then want to do a deep dive and I would deep dive into it, go research it.

And, you know, I read every book, every script.

I wanted to know more and more.

And then I would put it into practice.

Right.

And I would practice on myself.

I would practice on friends.

I would just put out things being like, come, it's practice.

Right.

We're always practicing.