Katya Borisova

That doesn't matter to me.

I'm like, if I can inspire one person hearing me talk and say, you know what?

I think if she can do it, I can do it too.

You know, that's enough.

Well, I already mentioned, I think that I came to this country not speaking the language.

And I got to my first ever interview asking my husband at the time to come with me because I told him there is no way to go to an interview by yourself.

Well, I find out like you have to.

Nobody's going to allow you.

So, I mean, just some of the challenges like overcoming that kind of a

I guess, fear and not feeling like you're good enough, like going through a little bit of depression, coming here, like living, you know, fun life in Europe, suddenly ending up in Madison, Wisconsin, you know.

I know, that alone is like, wow.

Yeah, that was a lot.

I mean, it's a beautiful place, don't get me wrong, but it's like I felt like so out of place.

I didn't know how to dress for that environment.

I mean, it's just the smallest things.

It's really, really hard.

Oh, it's very lonely.

I didn't say that, but like in the...

I remember the first time we go to a restaurant and my husband says... Read the menu?

Well, I was thinking, maybe I asked him to maybe help me with some of the stuff.