Dr. Adriane Johnson-Williams

It begins with the fourth wave.

And one of the things that I really love about this is the fact that the main character has a disability and there are lots of disability advocacy in the book.

It's really beautiful.

And that it's just the idea that no matter what you, how you show up on this planet, if there's a calling for you, if there's something that's meant for you, no matter what other people think, you're going to do it.

And if you are meant to lead, you will do it.

This is tricky because everybody's going to see this.

Most inspiring.

I thought I was ready.

I'm not ready.

I'll say...

There's a woman named Marianne Urquilla.

She is the founder of the Center for Creative, not Center for, the Center for Community Investment.

She's a teacher of mine in the world of results work and what I do.

And she's the only person I've ever met in a training environment who I was, she wasn't intimidating.

I was intimidated.

I was intimidated.

And I was just like, I didn't, it was such a foreign feeling.

I didn't know what it was, but she's such a big thinker and she really pushes me.

And I learned something from her every time I talked with her, every time I talked with her.

Humanity.