Rachini Moosavi

But it's great to hear a chief talk that way and give encouragement to others who are maybe managers that are listening or directors, VPs hoping to someday, you know, continue to enhance their leadership capabilities.

It's just to be real and to be vulnerable.

So thank you for talking about that.

Where do you go?

Because you obviously have a lot of life demands.

You already talked about, yeah, you're a mother, you're a wife, you've got all these kids, you've got work, all the different stuff.

You got community, all that things.

Where do you go when you feel a little bit drained and you're looking to sort of rekindle the spark?

Is that that older sister that you mentioned earlier?

That's great that you're all still friends.

We're still friends.

Yeah, that's pretty awesome.

What are one or two things that you learned the hard way?

So along the way, Shirley, you ran into some challenges and what did you learn from them?

Profound.

Another great pearl of wisdom for our audience.

Hey, tell me one more thing about your sister.

So how do you help one another in your career?

Obviously, in your personal life, I'm sure you do.

But career wise, like, have you ever leaned on your sister or vice versa?