Oprah Winfrey

And in that moment where you have drawn the picture as a little girl, and now you're sitting in the picture looking at the mantle that you had drawn that you didn't even know where that came from as a little girl, what did that teach you about dreams and manifestation and being able to bring on a future that you weren't even aware could come?

That's the beginning of teaching about vision.

Yeah.

Yeah.

One of the reasons why I think Start With Yourself is going to be such a compelling and impactful book for so many women is because you didn't take the ordinary path.

I mean, dropping out of school at 15 years old.

And I know I have other friends who didn't finish school or didn't go to college and lived with that.

I'm not good enough.

I'm not quite as good as the other people.

I wonder if other people in the room are smarter than me.

And you are always in these places where women are usually not seen and certainly not so boldly heard.

What do you take with you into that space, knowing that you didn't come from the same kind of backgrounds, you didn't come from the same kind of education?

How did you overcome that?

outside validation.

You were encoded.

You were encoded.

I'll take it.

Yes, absolutely.

And the reason why you wanted to write the book, yeah, was what?

But it also started with that darn paper route.