Deketa Tranae

What bucket of challenge that is, life challenge, personal challenge, relationship challenge, business challenge.

So I have a plethora contingent on that, and I definitely encourage anyone to at least have a mentor or two.

I have a—we call ourselves the bosses, sorority sisters, that's two of us, that we—I can be safe.

I have my safe space.

And so when I talk about mentorship or when you ask who mentors you, it could be people that—

They may have common interests, right, but they have a different download than what you would have to offer, a different perspective.

And you have to hear that because sometimes we look ourselves in the mirror and we see the same thing, but somebody else will see something different.

So I have a couple of line sorority sisters.

I call them my line sisters.

And then I also have a mentor sister as well that I looked up to.

She was 13 years older than me.

She's my sister.

But from a personal experience perspective.

So, yeah.

So right now I am taking my leadership opportunities and translating that into speaking.

So it just has happened authentically, right?

Where I'm afforded the opportunity, like you said, I just do it naturally.

Where I'm coaching and developing, I'm also kind of making impact.

and lighting a fire and inspiring so what I'm working on now is I have two tours I say tours but speaking opportunities to speak in London and in Canada to people that are craving what does community look like what does resilience look like and I was chosen you know as a

Dakita Trené, John Maxwell speakers to be able to present to these people.