Emma Grede

And I've been toying in my head.

I'm like, do I call her Miss Winfrey Jackson?

You call me Oprah.

You have to call me Oprah.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

And listen, I know that every time somebody meets you, they have this kind of explosive reaction to you.

And so I'm like, what do you do?

What do you say that she hasn't heard before?

And I'm not trying to say anything you haven't heard before.

For me...

There is nobody else that I would rather sit and discuss this book with because you have been in my mind as my fantasy mentor since I was 10 years old.

And it's the truth because I had no other example of a woman that...

that was like you, that had that level of integrity and spoke like that and behaved in a way.

And so I feel like I have tried my best to emulate some of the behaviors that I saw in you for the longest time.

Yeah, and as I'm reading the book, I see some of my teachings.

I see that.

Oh, yes, I did.

I really did.

In the most, in the biggest and the smallest ways, you know, from thinking about gratitude to thinking about how you speak to people and what your energy is that you give off.