Ranjay Gulati

where it took weeks and weeks for these kids to slowly overcome and understand their fear of snakes.

And slowly then try to turn that into an acceptable situation.

So courage shows its face in all corners of life.

I interviewed a dear friend of mine who just unfortunately passed away of cancer.

And I interviewed her to, this is about a year and a half ago.

And she was a healthy, young, athletic woman who had a cough that wouldn't go away.

And then she eventually went to see her physician who said, let's do an x-ray.

And they found a tumor in her lungs.

And this thing then snowballed into a whole set of things.

And she was amazing.

You know, we don't use the word courage for people like that.

I would describe her as an epitome of courage because she was dealing with so much uncertainty because there was no clear treatment plan.

You can do this, you can do that.

Surgery, radiation, chemo, this, maybe, on the one hand, on the other.

I don't know.

It's too big.

Let's try to shrink it.

Let's try this first.

Let's try that first.

And how she had to navigate this uncertainty in her life.