Dr. Michelle Johnston

Keystone conversation, critical.

crap i can't you know and and it took that one conversation it's um i drove him nuts he was probably thinking why did i agree to write with this crazy woman but we were you know we course corrected and we write you know we we ended up writing the ship thank goodness so yeah keystone conversation again i wish to goodness i'd come up with that concept because i think it's brilliant and so easy yeah i agree and i love your i love your idea that it's not too late like

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Speaking of which, I'm divorced like you, and as I'm listening to you, Ryan, I'm like, man, I should have had a lot more Keystone conversations when I was married.

Well, now it's so funny.

1,000 miles an hour.

You just summarized my book.

Ask questions.

Give a shit.

Show your people you care about them.

Bring some positive energy into interactions.

Try to show up as your best self.

Yeah.

And invert the pyramid so that you're not on the top, but it's all about your people.

And if that's the case, that's connection.

Yeah, I interviewed and he passed away right after our interview, Dr. Mark Golston.

And he was the number one.

Oh, gosh, he came up with surgical empathy.

He helped kids prevent suicide.

He was this renowned doctor.