Deketa Tranae

And now as a 44 year old, I'm like, oh, my God, she really spoke that.

Like I no matter I'm not in the four walls of a classroom, but I'm literally providing development and training and teaching and what I do every day.

So.

So I teach basically how to develop leaders, leadership qualities to be, I'm not going to even say a good leader.

Yes, there are good leaders everywhere, but impactful leaders.

We talk about legacy all the time.

Leaders make legacy.

They build, they develop, they create legacy.

So what I do as a teacher is create the environment and the culture for a spirit of awareness for them to tap into their greatest potential to make impact in whoever they're influencing.

Yeah.

So I actually am a sponge.

Even though I'm a teacher, I enjoy learning.

So I gravitate to learning.

So I'm a credentialed John Maxwell member, which is like speaking, consulting, training, all the things.

So.

Over time, over the years, I have accumulated a plethora of education when it comes to credentialing.

Before I became John Maxwell certified, Ray, I had a series of his books published.

That I would facilitate workshops and trainings because of his perspective and his philosophy and being, I'm going to use the word faith-based.

You don't have to be faith-based, but because I'm faith-based, it was an alignment to just governing principles of being a great, impactful leader.

And I realized just this is the most memorable accomplishment.