Michelle Obama

Aisha.

She left the door open.

I'm glad I didn't get friends over.

I would have to say.

After that, I was on full course.

Yeah.

After that date, for sure.

Yeah, see, we guys know that y'all in charge.

Well, it's really interesting to hear that story and then see you guys now with all the stuff you've got going on.

Kids.

businesses you know you're still playing you're doing your everything all this stuff and you guys feel like at least it's my perception from the outside looking in that you work really well together we can you talk about that relationship now how that's evolved given how you met and

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You know, I've been thinking a lot about careers lately, especially in a job market like this.

One thing I've learned is that you really have to think outside the box when it comes to your path.

Nothing about my own journey has been linear.

I've made pivots, followed my curiosities, leaned into the strengths and skills I had at the time.

And somehow, all of that kept opening doors I never would have pictured for myself.

And honestly, being willing to evolve made my whole career feel more dynamic and rewarding.

The roles I ended up loving weren't always the ones I initially imagined.

They were the ones that aligned with who I was becoming.