Dr. Ashley Beecy

So I want to sort of shift now in terms of leadership because many people will be like, I want to be like Dr. BC here.

She's amazing.

Was there a moment where vulnerability became your greatest strength?

What about refreshing yourself?

Like, is there a place that you'd go?

Could be mental, could be physical.

Is there a place that you go when you need like your creativity is drained and you need to just, you know, reimagine things?

Ah, you shouldn't have mentioned running.

Cause you know, next time I come out to San Francisco, I'm going to be like, Hey, let's go out for a run and catch up.

Running is great.

And I mean, you've lived in great places to, to go run.

Do you define success now that you're a little bit mature in your career and having done multiple things, do you define success differently now than you did maybe early in your career?

What about you mentioned growing up Cape Cod, sort of idealistic era.

Is there anything that your parents forced you to do?

And at the time, you probably like rolling your eyes, maybe not in front of them or maybe in front of them.

But looking back now, in hindsight, you're kind of glad they made you do that particular thing.

Was there anything like that?

You know, similar to the running and the creativity.

What about longer, longer term when you just need to get away?

Not that anything is bad, but, you know, we all need to, you know, the balanced life as we touched on briefly earlier.